Supreme Court allows appeal despite missing appeal value by rejecting court's order to specify it.

The Supreme Court of Poland overturned the District Court's dismissal of the appellant's appeal. The appellant failed to specify the monetary value of the expanded claim in the appeal, prompting the lower court to reject it under procedural defect rules. The Supreme Court ruled that requiring the appellant to specify the value after the first-instance judgment would effectively alter the claim, which is impermissible, and thus the procedural defect was not cured.