Supreme Court refused to rule on a labor law issue because the lower court's legal question was factually misplaced.

The Supreme Court of Poland refused to issue a ruling on a legal question regarding the validity of a workers' council resolution. The lower court had framed the issue as whether the resolution violated specific statutory competencies, but the facts showed the council only exercised opinion-forming powers. The court decided that answering the lower court's specific question would require it to address facts outside the established case file, thereby violating judicial independence and the scope of the review procedure.