Supreme Court dismisses personal appeal by plaintiff who failed to appoint a lawyer after their request was rejected.

The Supreme Court dismissed Stanisław C.'s personal appeal against a lower court's rejection of his request for a court-appointed lawyer. The plaintiff argued that the rejection violated procedural rules, but the Court held that the rejection of the appointment request did not grant him the right to bypass the mandatory requirement of having legal representation. Consequently, the appeal was invalid because it was filed personally without a lawyer, regardless of the prior rejection of the appointment.