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III CSK 249/15 AI generated

Supreme Court allows cassation appeal regarding termination of perpetual usufruct contract dispute between state and company.

Case Number III CSK 249/15
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Jurisdiction Poland (PL)
Outcome Partially Allowed
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The Supreme Court accepted the cassation appeal filed by the defendant company against the appellate court's judgment. The dispute concerns the termination of a perpetual usufruct contract between the State Treasury (acting as the Mayor of Krakow) and the defendant company. The court decided to refer the case for further examination based on the specific legal arguments raised in the cassation petition.

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Ustawa o wieczystym użytkowaniu gruntów; ustawa o postępowaniu cywilnym: when a cassation appeal raises new legal grounds or significant errors in the lower court's reasoning, the Supreme Court may accept the appeal for further review rather than dismissing it outright.

Keywords

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perpetual usufruct contract termination of contract cassation appeal State Treasury civil procedure law

Cited Case Law

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I ACa 1253/14
Court dismissed appeal against permanent usufruct termination due to unauthorized commercial use of land.

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Sygn. akt III CSK 249/15 POSTANOWIENIE Dnia 13 listopada 2015 r.Sąd Najwyższy w składzie: SSN Barbara Myszka w sprawie z powództwa Skarbu Państwa - Prezydenta Miasta Krakowa‎przeciwko M. sp. z o.o. w W. ‎o rozwiązanie stosunku użytkowania wieczystego,‎na posiedzeniu niejawnym w Izbie Cywilnej w dniu 13 listopada 2015 r.,‎na skutek skargi kasacyjnej strony pozwanej od wyroku Sądu Apelacyjnego w Krakowie‎z dnia 2 lutego 2015 r., sygn. akt I ACa 1253/14, przyjmuje skargę kasacyjną do rozpoznania.