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III CSK 256/15 AI generated

Supreme Court allows cassation appeal to determine non-existence of a homeowners' association resolution.

Case Number III CSK 256/15
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Jurisdiction Poland (PL)
Outcome Partially Allowed
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The Supreme Court accepted the cassation appeal to have the lower court's finding on the non-existence of a specific resolution reviewed. The plaintiff argued that a required assembly resolution was never validly adopted, while the defendants contended the assembly had occurred. The court decided to remand the case for further examination to verify the procedural validity of the alleged assembly.

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Art. 385 § 1 k.p.c.; Art. 10 ust. 1 ustawy o wspólnocie mieszkaniowej: The Supreme Court may accept a cassation appeal to review the existence of a required assembly resolution when the lower court's finding is contested on procedural grounds.

Keywords

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cassation appeal acceptance homeowners association resolution assembly validity procedural defect review non-existence of act

Cited Legislation

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Art. 385 § 1 k.p.c.
Art. 10 ust. 1 ustawy o wspólnocie mieszkaniowej

Cited Case Law

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I ACa 1060/14
Appeal dismissed; valid substitute power of attorney cured missing majority shareholder's attendance at HOA vote.

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Sygn. akt III CSK 256/15 POSTANOWIENIE Dnia 19 listopada 2015 r.Sąd Najwyższy w składzie: SSN Zbigniew Kwaśniewski w sprawie z powództwa G. Ś.‎przeciwko Wspólnocie Mieszkaniowej Nieruchomości przy ul. […] w K.‎o stwierdzenie nieistnienia uchwały,‎na posiedzeniu niejawnym w Izbie Cywilnej w dniu 19 listopada 2015 r.,‎na skutek skargi kasacyjnej powódki od wyroku Sądu Apelacyjnego w Krakowie‎z dnia 13 listopada 2014 r., sygn. akt I ACa 1060/14, przyjmuje skargę kasacyjną do rozpoznania.