Polish Supreme Court dismissed a party's appeal for missing the statutory financial report deadline. The court ruled that missing the deadline automatically triggers rejection under the law.

The Polish Supreme Court dismissed the Appeal of the Development Party against the Electoral Commission's rejection of its 2001 financial report. The party argued that the old statute allowed for account blocking rather than automatic rejection for late submissions. The court determined that the deadline for submitting financial reports is statutory in nature, and missing it constitutes a violation of the law that mandates rejection.