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Journal

2017 | 4 (42) | 3–34

Article title

Orzecznictwo retroaktywne. Szkic problematyki (w świetle wybranych przykładów)

Content

Title variants

EN
Retroactive Jurisprudence. An Overview of the Problems (in the Light of Selected Examples)

Languages of publication

PL

Abstracts

EN
The concept of the retroactive application of case-law is ambiguous. This may relate to a change in the interpretation of a given provision and classifying previ- ous facts based on the new interpretation or the application of provisions that the legislator itself has made retroactive. It happens that courts apply a certain provision retroactively, despite the fact that the legislature did not give it a ret- roactive nature, or apply, as a basis for a resolution, a provision different from the one that is actually retroactively applied. In the paper, the lawful and unlawful retroactive application of law was distinguished. The retroactive application of law is lawful when it is based on a provision which has been made retroactive by the legislature. The conceptual analyses presented selected adjudicatory prac- tices of a retroactive nature. It was considered that the retroactive application of law was unlawful. It pursued social objectives that were only seemingly worthy of approval, thus, undermining trust in the codified law and entities that apply that law, and causing a whole range of other, strongly unfavourable and difficult to foresee consequences.

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Pages

3–34

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Contributors

  • Katedra Prawa Cywilnego, Handlowego i Ubezpieczeniowego Uniwersytetu im. Adama Mickiewicza w Poznaniu

References

Document Type

Publication order reference

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