Supreme Court dismisses jurisdiction designation request as collective agreement clause lacks domestic jurisdiction basis.

The Supreme Court rejected the plaintiff's request to designate a Polish court for a supplementary work injury claim against a Norwegian company. While the plaintiff argued that a collective agreement and civil code provisions granted jurisdiction to Gdyni or Gdańsk courts, the court found no basis for such jurisdiction. The court determined that the collective agreement clause only addressed payment deductions and did not establish a forum selection agreement for the underlying dispute.