Supreme Court dismissed extraordinary review due to violation of finality and six-month filing deadline.

The Supreme Court dismissed an extraordinary review filed by the Town Administration against a final administrative decision regarding communal property acquisition. The applicant argued that the lower court's legal assessment violated the law, but the Court found the review inadmissible because it challenged a prior final judgment that had already passed the six-month deadline for such appeals. The decision upheld the principle of legal certainty, ruling that the review was based on contradictory assumptions regarding the binding force of the earlier judgment.