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In Gazeta Prawna, Partner Karolina Schiffter explains that recent court rulings are reinforcing the requirement for Polish offices to issue residence permit decisions within the timeframe set by standard regulations. The Wrocław, Gliwice, and Gdańsk courts have clarified that the emergency exception in the special law, originally intended as a temporary measure to give offices flexibility during periods of high application volumes, cannot justify ongoing delays, ensuring compliance with constitutional provisions.
Read more here (please note this article is published in Polish).
W Gazeta Prawna Partner Karolina Schiffter wyjaśnia, że niedawne orzeczenia sądów wzmacniają obowiązek wydawania przez polskie urzędy decyzji o zezwoleniu na pobyt w terminie określonym w standardowych przepisach. Sądy we Wrocławiu, Gliwicach i Gdańsku wyjaśniły, że wyjątek nadzwyczajny przewidziany w specustawie, pierwotnie pomyślany jako środek tymczasowy, mający zapewnić urzędom elastyczność w okresach wzmożonej liczby wniosków, nie może uzasadniać ciągłych opóźnień, zapewniających zgodność z przepisami konstytucyjnymi.
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