Abstract

Discontinuation of the electronic proceedings by writ of payment at the request of the claimant submitted in a statement of claim in the event of the occurrence of some law-specified circumstances barring the issuance of the writ of payment or triggering its ex officio annulment and the transfer of the case to the competent court of general jurisdiction, may be perceived as the most important innovation in these proceedings introduced to the Polish Code of Civil Procedure under the Act of 7 October 2015 amending the Civil Code, the Code of Civil Procedure and some other laws. In this paper (Part 2 of the article on the issue in question), the author analyses the legal nature of the court decision discontinuing the proceedings in accordance with a request of the claimant, the costs of the discontinued proceedings, the impact of discontinuation of the proceedings at the request of a claimant on the consequences of lodging a claim pursuant to the applicable provisions of the substantive law, as well as the appellate measures against court decisions ruling on the issue in question.