%0 Journal Article
%T Sprawa lwowskiego samorządu miejskiego przed Najwyższym Trybunałem Administracyjnym w 1929 r.
%A Wałdoch, Jacek
%J Krakowskie Studia z Historii  Państwa i Prawa
%V Tom 13 (2020)
%R 10.4467/20844131KS.20.016.12059
%N Tom 13, Zeszyt 2
%P 205-217
%K Lwów, samorząd terytorialny, Najwyższy Trybunał Administracyjny, II Rzeczpospolita, okres międzywojenny / Lviv, local government, Supreme Administrative Tribunal, Second Polish Republic, interwar period
%@ 2084-4115
%D 2020
%U https://ejournals.eu/czasopismo/kshpp/artykul/sprawa-lwowskiego-samorzadu-miejskiego-przed-najwyzszym-trybunalem-administracyjnym-w-1929-r
%X 
	The Case of Lviv Municipal Government in the Supreme Administrative Tribunal in 1929

	This article is devoted to the issue of the dissolution of the Lviv City Council and the matter considered by the Supreme Administrative Tribunal in 1929. On August 31st, 1927, the Lviv voivode dissolved the Provisional City Council, transferring power over the city to the executive body and a 32-person Adjutant Council. The decision to dissolve the Provisional City Council was widely discussed in political circles, where its legality was questioned. In this regard, the councilors of the Provisional City Council decided to lodge a complaint to the Supreme Administrative Tribunal, which considered the case two years later, in 1929. The representatives of the dissolved Provisional City Council presented a number of arguments, pointing out errors in the voivode’s decision and defective supervisory proceedings. Proxies of the dissolved Provisional City Council requested the annulment of the voivode’s decision. The verdict in the case was issued on November 28th, 1929 and concerned the formal shortcomings of the dissolution of the Provisional City Council. It was demonstrated that its content did not include information on available remedies, in breach of the rules of administrative procedure. The judgment had specific legal and political effects, while the whole case illustrates the attitude of the supervisory authority to the local government.