Portuguese Social Security Court dismissed an exceptional appeal regarding the admission of a procedural request due to lack of standing.

The Supreme Administrative Court unanimously dismissed the exceptional appeal filed by a private entity against the Social Security's refusal to admit a procedural request. The appellant argued that the request was relevant to the ongoing execution proceedings, while the Social Security maintained that the entity lacked the necessary legal standing to intervene. The court ruled that without a direct legal interest in the specific procedural outcome, the appeal could not be admitted under the relevant administrative procedure laws.