The Conflict in the Supreme Court Is Escalating. an Employee Case Is a Pretext to Challenge the Rulings of the Extraordinary Control Chamber.
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R sum: In September 2019, the Supreme Court allowed a collective action against several CHSLDs.
The Labour and Social Security Chamber of the Supreme Court has made a decision that could lead to great legal chaos.
The judgment of the Extraordinary Control and Public Affairs Chamber of the Supreme Court with judges appointed since 2018 is non-existent and non-existent - the Labour Chamber of the Supreme Court ruled.
A judgment of the Extraordinary Control and Public Affairs Chamber of the Supreme Court issued by a panel including even one judge appointed with the participation of the National Council of the Judiciary elected after 2018 should be deemed null and void (non-existent). This was determined by an expanded, seven-member panel of the Labor and Social Security Chamber of the Supreme Court in a case concerning the termination of an employment contrac…
In the opinion of the Supreme Court's Labor Chamber, if the judgment of the Supreme Court's Extraordinary Control Chamber was passed with the participation of judges appointed after 2018, it should be deemed "non-existent" and "non-existent." The resolution was adopted by seven judges appointed before 2018, led by Judge Dawid Miąsik.
The Supreme Court's Chamber of Control rulings should be deemed null and void, the Supreme Court's Labor Chamber ruled. As a result, common courts may consider hearing extraordinary appeals on their own.
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