Supreme Court dismisses cassation appeal rejection due to clerical date error in citation not affecting case identification.

The Supreme Court of Poland overturned the District Court's dismissal of a cassation appeal regarding a clerical error in the cited judgment's date. The appellant argued that the incorrect date rendered the citation non-compliant with procedural rules, but the court held that the remaining identifying data sufficiently defined the judgment. Consequently, the court ruled that a minor clerical mistake does not invalidate a cassation appeal if the judgment can still be clearly identified.