Insurance court denied independent household status for student living apart from parents due to lack of self-sufficiency.
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AI generatedThe Insurance Court dismissed the claim that the applicant formed an independent household with their parents despite living separately for studies. The court noted that while the applicant resided in a different apartment and location, they did not cover their living expenses with their own income. Consequently, the court ruled that the applicant remained financially dependent on their parents, precluding independent household status for social aid purposes.
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AI generatedSection 1 of the Social Welfare Act; Section 2 of the Social Welfare Act: A person living apart from parents does not constitute an independent household if they rely on parental income for living expenses.
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X:n ei katsottu asumistuen hakemisajankohtana muodostaneen vanhempiinsa nähden erillistä ruokakuntaa, vaikka hän asuikin opiskelun vuoksi eri asunnossa ja eri paikkakunnalla kuin vanhempansa. Ratkaisua tehtäessä otettiin huomioon muiden seikkojen ohella se, ettei X ollut vastannut omilla tuloillaan asumiskustannuksistaan.
Samoin D:5945:96
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