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I CSK 683/17 AI generated

Supreme Court allows appeal to review ownership acquisition by prescription against opposing claims.

Case Number I CSK 683/17
Court / Authority
Jurisdiction Poland (PL)
Outcome Partially Allowed
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The Supreme Court of Poland accepted the cassation appeals filed by the applicant and two other participants regarding the lower court's decision on ownership acquisition by prescription. The applicant argued that the statutory requirements for acquisitive prescription were met, while the opposing parties contested the continuity and good faith of possession. The court decided to refer the case for further examination to determine if the legal conditions for transferring title were satisfied.

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Art. 145 k.c.; Art. 146 k.c.: The court established that cassation appeals must be accepted for review when the lower court's ruling on the acquisition of ownership through prescription is contested by interested parties.

Keywords

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acquisitive prescription ownership transfer cassation appeal possession continuity good faith possession Supreme Court review property rights

Cited Legislation

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Art. 145 k.c.
Art. 146 k.c.

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Sygn. akt I CSK 683/17 POSTANOWIENIE Dnia 8 marca 2018 r.Sąd Najwyższy w składzie: SSN Katarzyna Tyczka-Rote w sprawie z wniosku Spółdzielni […] w W.‎przy uczestnictwie M. L.-L., […], Miasta W., […] L. w W. i […] T. w W.‎o stwierdzenie nabycia własności nieruchomości przez zasiedzenie,‎na posiedzeniu niejawnym w Izbie Cywilnej w dniu 8 marca 2018 r.,‎na skutek skarg kasacyjnych wnioskodawcy oraz uczestników […] L. w W. i […] T. w W.od postanowienia Sądu Okręgowego w W.‎z dnia 31 stycznia 2017 r., sygn. akt V Ca […], przyjmuje skargi kasacyjne do rozpoznania.