Supreme Court allows cassation to determine ownership via adverse possession after lower court dismissed claim.

The Supreme Court of Poland accepted the cassation appeal to review the lower court's dismissal of an adverse possession claim. The applicant argued that continuous possession of the property met the statutory requirements for acquiring ownership, while the opposing party contended the possession lacked the necessary continuity or good faith. The court decided to proceed with the case to determine whether the factual elements for adverse possession were satisfied under the Civil Code.