The article addresses the issue of legislative omission, arising in the background of the application of the provisions of the Act of February 23, 1991 on the recognition of invalid judgments issued against persons repressed for activities in favor of the independent existence of the Polish State. The authors call for urgent amendment changes, aimed at expanding the circle of entities entitled to pursue claims under Article 8b of the cited Act. This is because the current legal state of affairs, too narrowly framed, is incompatible with the principles of equity and social justice. Given the previous clear intentions of the legislator and the very nature of the law, it is not possible for the courts to sanitize this state of affairs by simply interpreting the provision broadly.