Court held that criminal damage compensation law covers only application costs, not appeal costs against administrative decisions.

The Insurance Court dismissed the claim for reimbursement of costs incurred when appealing an administrative decision by the State Compensation Office. The applicant argued that the State Compensation Act should cover all compensation-related expenses, while the court distinguished between initial application costs and subsequent appeal costs. The court ruled that the State Compensation Act applies only to the first instance, leaving appeal costs to be covered under general administrative procedure rules.