Social Security Board lacks standing to appeal Social Security Board's decision on disability pension withholding.
Finland (FI)
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AI generatedThe Social Security Board's appeal regarding the withholding of a disability pension was dismissed because the Board lacked a direct legal interest in the matter. The Social Security Board had previously ordered the withholding of the pension under Section 19(2) of the Employees' Pension Act, and the Social Security Board subsequently sought to challenge this order. The court ruled that the Social Security Board was not a proper party to the appeal as it did not hold a direct legal interest in the specific decision being contested.
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AI generatedSection 19(2) of the Employees' Pension Act; Section 19(2) of the Employees' Pension Act; The Social Security Board lacks standing to appeal a decision by the Social Security Board where it has no direct legal interest in the matter.
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Eläkelaitoksella ei katsottu olevan välitöntä oikeudellista etua valvottavanaan asiassa, jossa eläkelautakunta oli kumonnut eläkelaitoksen päätöksen työkyvyttömyyseläkkeen maksamisesta työntekijäin eläkelain 19 §:n 2 momentin nojalla sosiaalilautakunnalle. Eläkelaitosta ei näin ollen ollut pidettävä asianosaisena ja sen tekemä valitus jätettiin tutkimatta. V -jaosto