Franc debtors still storming the Warsaw court

According to the data provided by the District Court in Warsaw, in January and February this year, it received over 4,500 Swiss franc cases. This is 2.5 percent less than in the corresponding period last year. However, according to experts, this is still a lot of traffic on the subject. In the XXVIII Civil Department, recognizing the above-mentioned disputes, 21 judges adjudicate. On the other hand, the number of active cases exceeds 23,500. Thus, on average, there are over 1,000 cases for each judge. The court authorities take steps to prevent paralysis. Nevertheless, the effectiveness of his work is weakened by successive waves of lawsuits, which could, after all, end up in other courts all over the country.

"The scale of the burden of this type of case in other district courts is much lower than in Warsaw. So it is obvious that in those courts these cases should be completed much faster. Jurisprudence in Swiss franc cases is very rich and one of the last questionable issues concerns bank claims for remuneration for the use of capital. There are no obstacles for other courts to conduct and end such cases," Sylwia Urbańska, spokesman for civil affairs of the District Court in Warsaw, commented.

(MondayNews)