Supreme Court dismisses extraordinary review request to suspend execution of final administrative court ruling.

The Supreme Court rejected the extraordinary review request filed by the First President of the Supreme Administrative Court, which sought to suspend the execution of a final administrative court ruling and preceding decisions. The applicant argued that building the proposed structure would threaten the existing spatial order of the area. The court held that the legal basis for suspending execution applies only to non-final judgments pending their enforcement, not to final, binding decisions. Consequently, the request was deemed inadmissible as there is no statutory authority for the Supreme Court to suspend the execution of a final administrative court judgment.