Supreme Court allows acquisition of leasehold rights but rejects automatic conversion to ownership under administrative reform law.

The Supreme Court reversed the lower court's decision, allowing the acquisition of leasehold rights but rejecting the claim for automatic ownership transfer. The Województwa argued that a lease contract granted sufficient control to trigger statutory acquisition, while the State maintained that a permanent administrative lease remained a barrier. The Court ruled that the relevant statute transfers 'property' broadly defined to include leasehold rights, not just ownership, thereby preventing the automatic conversion of a lease into title.