Supreme Court allows extraordinary review for civil company registration despite identical business activities with partners.

The Supreme Court of Poland granted an extraordinary review, overturning the Administrative Court's refusal to register a civil company formed by two limited liability companies. The Administrative Court had denied registration because the three entities conducted identical tourism activities and lacked proof of separate assets or a written partnership agreement. The Supreme Court ruled that the administrative body cannot verify the substantive merits of a registration request, as its role is limited to checking formal compliance with the law.