Supreme Court allows appeal when lower court dismisses it for missing legal grounds, ruling the appeal itself contains sufficient grounds.

The Supreme Court of Poland overturned the appellate court's dismissal of the appellant's cassation appeal. The appellant argued that the lower court's decision obviously violated rights within the scope of appeal, while the appellate court rejected the appeal as inadmissible for failing to meet specific formal requirements. The Supreme Court held that since the cassation petition itself contained the necessary legal grounds, the appellate court lacked the authority to dismiss it based on procedural defects.