Komosa Lost in Court to Kaczyński. He Announced an Appeal and His Attendance at the Monthly Event.
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Rafał Bochenek, spokesman for the Law and Justice party, announced that Chairman Jarosław Kaczyński had won a court victory over Zbigniew Komosa, who lays a wreath with a plaque reading "in memory of the victims of Lech Kaczyński" every month of the Smolensk disaster. The ruling is not final. Komosa has already announced not only an appeal but also his attendance at the next monthly commemoration.
Jarosław Kaczyński won his first-instance case against Zbigniew Komosa. The dispute concerned the wreaths laid by the activist during the Smolensk monthly commemorations. The court prohibited Komosa from publicly attributing responsibility for the disaster to Lech Kaczyński. However, the activist has already announced an appeal against the ruling.
The District Court in Warsaw has banned Zbigniew Komosa from publicly implicating Lech Kaczyński in the Smolensk air disaster. It also ordered the activist to pay PLN 30,000 to charity and obligated him to publicly apologize to Jarosław Kaczyński. Komosa has announced an appeal.
The court of first instance has banned Zbigniew Komosa from publicly claiming Lech Kaczyński contributed to the Smolensk tragedy. The activist is also ordered to pay 30,000 złoty to a hospice and apologize to Jarosław Kaczyński. Komosa has responded by appealing the ruling.
Zbigniew Komosa, an activist who lays a wreath at the monument commemorating the victims of the Smolensk disaster every month, is prohibited from publicly presenting any claims that Lech Kaczyński contributed to the tragedy. This is the court ruling in the case brought against him by Jarosław Kaczyński. "It's both ridiculous and tragic," Komosa commented in an interview with Onet, announcing that he will continue to bring a wreath bearing the di…
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