Court allows appeal against lower court's refusal to hear damages claim in debt counseling termination case.

The Council of State declared the appeal admissible and set aside the lower court's ruling that it lacked jurisdiction to examine the damages claim. The appellant argued that the debt counseling service was terminated due to his failure to provide documents, while the lower court had previously dismissed his objection and refused to assess compensation. The court held that the lower court was indeed competent to hear the damages request under administrative law, but ultimately rejected the claim because the termination was deemed lawful.