Abstract

This paper focuses on the liability for public finances discipline violation. The grounds for the liability concerning order description that is inconsistent with the public pro-curement regulations will be indicated, i.e. such that could hinder fair competition. A significant part of the study is devoted to a detailed and broad explanation of the terms used by the legislator in Article 17 Item 1 Point 1 of the Act on Liability for Public Finances Discipline Violation. The attention was focused on presenting the essence of the order description, the nature of fair competition, as well as how the term “could” (mogłoby) should be uńderstood. The study ińcludes ań ańalysis of the ińdicated for-mulations that lead to broad and variously argued conclusions regarding the necessity and consequences of the existence of the presented regulations, as well as their impact in terms of legal certainty, implementation of public procurement and participation of the contracting authority in the procedure in this regard.

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