prawomocne
Prawomocne is a Polish legal adjective meaning "final" or "legally binding," most commonly used to describe court judgments, administrative decisions, or other rulings that have acquired legal force and are no longer subject to ordinary appeal. The word combines prawo (law) and moc (force), conveying that the decision carries enforceable authority.
In practice, a ruling becomes prawomocne when all ordinary remedies (for example, appeals) have been exhausted
Legal systems often distinguish formal finality (procedural non‑appealability) from material finality (substantive conclusiveness and preclusion of