Supreme Court allows appeal against share allocation regulation, ruling it must comply with statutory privatization laws.

The Supreme Court of Poland quashed the lower court's dismissal of Barbara K.'s claim for 136 shares against the Furniture Factory SA. The company argued its share allocation regulation was valid under the 1993 Privatization Act, while the plaintiff contended the regulation unfairly excluded her due to a later employment date. The court held that the regulation must comply with the statute and cannot impose additional criteria that disadvantage employees based on post-privatization employment status.