Social Security Director's appeal dismissed; failure to prove administrative error in benefit calculation upheld by court.

The Supreme Administrative Court unanimously dismissed the Director of the District Social Security Center's exceptional review appeal. The Director argued that the Social Security Administration erred in calculating a specific benefit amount for the applicant. The court rejected this claim, finding no evidence of administrative error or procedural flaw in the original decision. Consequently, the original administrative act was confirmed as legally sound and binding.