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Supreme Court addresses answer sheet regrading rules
The Supreme Administrative Court has ruled that lack of jurisdiction does not exempt the employee from the charge of accepting a bribe, emphasizing that the employee remains responsible for such crimes whether they occur within or outside the scope of their work. Additionally, it was clarified that an official record alone is not sufficient to prove ownership of a building plot. The court also examined cases related to the registration of apartments, rejection of sales contracts, professional risk allowances for medical practitioners, as well as other issues concerning school licensing and the closure of institutions, without providing detailed coverage of the events or judicial procedures.
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