The article discusses the essence and function of the main reasons for the decision of the provincial administrative court, also known as oral grounds of the decision. The text analyses their role in the process of issuing and announcing the judgment, the procedural, communicative and legal consequences of their submission after the announcement of the operative part of the judgment. Issues related to the procedural significance of the main reasons for the decision, shaping their content by voting and the conditions for communicating them at the court session were discussed. Arguments were also presented in favor of the thesis that the court is not bound by the oral grounds of the judgment when preparing the written reasoning.
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