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The article analyses the issue of admissibility of submission of a complaint to the local plan of spatial management to administrative courts. The question is first of all concerned with entities that are entitled to submit complaints because they have to disclose violation of the legal interest. The prerequisite is not met if only factual interest is violated. Basically, such interest is possessed by the owner of the property with which the complaint is concerned. However, as indicated in jurisdiction, such interest may also be possessed by the owners of neighbouring properties if the local plan directly influences their rights and liabilities. Social organisations acting on behalf of the community do not have this right because a complaint to a local legal act is not an actio popularis. Another issue that was analysed are the strictly procedural questions of necessity of preceding the complaint with a claim for removal of law infringement.