Krzysztof Konysz - Law Firm

Krzysztof Konysz - Law Firm The Law Firm provides aid regarding the civil, penal and administrative law.

Attribution of the offense of receiving stolen goodsAttribution of the offense of receiving stolen goods (Article 291 § ...
10/04/2026

Attribution of the offense of receiving stolen goods

Attribution of the offense of receiving stolen goods (Article 291 § 1 of the Penal Code) requires each time proof that the item originated from a prohibited act, and this does not mean originating from any unclear, illegal sources, but it is necessary to establish the elements of an act specified in the criminal law by means of which the obtained item was subsequently acquired, assisted in its sale, or assisted in its concealment for such purposes (Supreme Court judgment of 22 May 2024, file reference: IV KK 504/23).

Definition of "investor"For the purposes of construction law, an investor is a natural or legal person or other organiza...
10/03/2026

Definition of "investor"

For the purposes of construction law, an investor is a natural or legal person or other organizational unit that initiates construction activities necessary to implement the intended investment, allocates appropriate funds for the implementation of this activity, performs or ensures the performance of studies and activities required by construction law to prepare for the construction, implements the investment or organizes its implementation, and in the final stage of the activity, performs the activities necessary to commence the use of the completed investment facility or facilities or hands them over to the entity that will commence their use. Therefore, the investor is the organizer of the construction process and subsequently becomes a participant therein (judgment of the Provincial Administrative Court in Warsaw of November 21, 2017, file reference: VII SA/Wa 2949/16).

Refusal to Testify as support for the perpetratorIf a witness refuses to testify in an unauthorized manner, intending to...
10/02/2026

Refusal to Testify as support for the perpetrator

If a witness refuses to testify in an unauthorized manner, intending to obstruct the criminal proceedings or agreeing to facilitate the perpetrator's avoidance of criminal liability, then their conduct, regardless of the possibility of applying the measures described in Article 287 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, will constitute support for the perpetrator as defined in Article 239 § 1 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (Supreme Court judgment of May 17, 2022, file reference: IV KK 77/22).

Fulfillment of the elements of the crime of stalkingThe aggrieved party's demands that the perpetrator cease the harassm...
14/01/2026

Fulfillment of the elements of the crime of stalking

The aggrieved party's demands that the perpetrator cease the harassment are not among the conditions that determine the possibility of imposing criminal liability for the act under Article 190a § 1 of the Penal Code. However, their occurrence may illustrate the degree of intensity of the persistent activity (Supreme Court judgment of April 11, 2024, file reference: I KA 24/23).

Incorrect notification of the party about the purpose of the meeting and invalidity of the proceedingsNotifying a party ...
09/12/2025

Incorrect notification of the party about the purpose of the meeting and invalidity of the proceedings

Notifying a party (or its attorney) of the hearing date in a manner inconsistent with Article 150, point 4 of the Code of Civil Procedure (the requirement to indicate the purpose of the hearing) does not invalidate the proceedings by depriving the party of the opportunity to defend its rights, especially in a situation where the court has addressed the evidentiary motions contained in the attorney's procedural document, filed before the scheduled hearing date (Supreme Court judgment of 16 April 2014, file reference: V CSK 285/13).

Establishing intent to killThe intent to kill cannot be presumed; it must be clearly established from the evidence colle...
22/11/2025

Establishing intent to kill

The intent to kill cannot be presumed; it must be clearly established from the evidence collected in the case (judgment of the Court of Appeal in Szczecin of 17 October 2024, file reference: II AKa 167/24).

Using a recording made without the interlocutor's knowledgeRecordings made without the interlocutor's consent and knowle...
07/10/2025

Using a recording made without the interlocutor's knowledge

Recordings made without the interlocutor's consent and knowledge, once verified for authenticity, may be admissible as evidence in civil proceedings. However, the assessment of the content of such recordings must be very balanced and take into account the possibility of manipulation of the conversation by the interlocutor knowingly recording it (Supreme Court ruling of 26 June 2025, file reference: I CSK 2855/24).

Possession in Good FaithA possessor in good faith is someone who, while possessing a thing, mistakenly believes, but jus...
09/09/2025

Possession in Good Faith

A possessor in good faith is someone who, while possessing a thing, mistakenly believes, but justified by the circumstances, that they are entitled to a specific right (e.g., ownership, lease). A person is in bad faith, however, if they know that they are not entitled to a specific right or have failed to learn of this through negligence (Supreme Court ruling of February 10, 2021, file reference: V CSKP 23/21).

Assessment of the credibility of evidence in criminal proceedingsThe court's conviction about the credibility of some ev...
08/07/2025

Assessment of the credibility of evidence in criminal proceedings

The court's conviction about the credibility of some evidence and the unreliability of other evidence is protected by Article 7 of the Code of Criminal Procedure when it is preceded by the disclosure at the main hearing of all the relevant circumstances of the case in a manner dictated by the obligation to seek the truth and constitutes an expression of consideration, in accordance with the rules of correct reasoning, life experience and indications of knowledge, of all important circumstances speaking in favor and against the accused (judgment of the Court of Appeal in Wrocław of February 19, 2025, file reference: II AKa 412/24).

Participation of a social organization in administrative proceedingsThe participation of a social organization in admini...
12/06/2025

Participation of a social organization in administrative proceedings

The participation of a social organization in administrative proceedings may not serve exclusively the particular interests of the social organization itself, nor may it lead to the infringement of the privacy of the parties to the proceedings by excessively expanding the circle of its participants (judgment of the Supreme Administrative Court of 16 July 2008; file reference: II OSK 843/2007).

Deadline for the accused to file evidentiary motionsThe accused and his defence counsel are requested to file evidentiar...
06/05/2025

Deadline for the accused to file evidentiary motions

The accused and his defence counsel are requested to file evidentiary motions within 7 days from the date of service of the indictment. The time of filing evidentiary motions by the defence counsel in relation to the duration of the court proceedings may entitle them to be considered as clearly aimed at prolonging the proceedings (Supreme Court ruling of 9 December 2020, file reference: V KK 559/19).

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