Kubicka-Grupa Zofia, A review of the Polish Supreme Court case law in international family law matters (from January 2015 to April 2021)
A review of the Polish Supreme Court case law in international family law matters (from January 2015 to April 2021)
Keywords: Polish Supreme Court, case law, international family law, parental responsibility, Brussels II bis, child abduction, recognition and enforcement of judgments
1.Introduction
The jurisdiction of the Polish Supreme Court [Sąd Najwyższy] in family matters is highly limited by law. In matrimonial matters, a cassation complaint is inadmissible in divorce and legal separation matters , and against an annulment or nullity decree if at least one of the parties has entered into a marriage after the decree has become final . However, a cassation complaint is admissible but limited depending on the disputed amount in cases concerning the division of the community property after the termination of community property regime between the spouses . In matters of parental responsibility, a cassation complaint is admissible only in matters concerning the establishing or contesting a parent-child relationship , adoption, and dissolution of adoption . Further, a cassation complaint is also inadmissible in...
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