Supreme Court dismisses appeal; proof of residence not required for permanent registration.

The Supreme Court dismissed the extraordinary review against the administrative court's decision upholding a permanent residence registration. The applicant argued that the registrant did not reside at the address and questioned the authenticity of signatures, while the opposing party contended that witness testimony and co-owner signatures were sufficient proof. The court ruled that the administrative body's decision was based on valid evidence and that the applicant's late request for witness testimony was inadmissible.