According to the resolution of the panel of 7 judges of the Supreme Court dated 17th August 2021, Case No. III CZP 79/19, the claim of a land owner arising from the provision of article 231 § 2 of the Civil Code is not time-barred. The provision of Article 231 § 2 of the Civil Code stipulates that the owner of land on which a building or other device of a value significantly exceeding the value of the plot of land occupied for that purpose is erected may demand that the person who erected the building or other device should acquire from him the ownership of the plot of land for appropriate compensation. The Supreme Court thus confirmed its previous position, challenged by the Prosecutor General in the motion for resolution. The standpoint of the Supreme Court means that in terms of the exclusion of the statute of limitations, the claim of the owner of the real property for its buyout is equal to the claim for cessation of infringements and removal of unlawfully made outlays.