Supreme Court quashes administrative court ruling for failing to assess if local plan violates property rights essence.

The Supreme Court quashed the administrative court's decision after the applicant argued that the local plan violated her property rights. The applicant claimed the plan's rejection of her objection constituted an expropriation, while the lower court focused solely on general legal compliance. The court ruled that the administrative body must independently verify whether the plan infringes upon the essence of property rights under the Constitution, not just general legality.