Supreme Court dismissed pension claim for non-certified teacher in social organization lacking prior school employment.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by Witalis K. against the Social Insurance Fund's refusal of a teacher's pension. The applicant argued for benefits based on his 30 years of service, including 20 years as a teacher, but the court found he lacked the specific qualification of a 'certified teacher' (mianowany) and had not previously worked in a school. Consequently, the statutory conditions for the pension under the Teachers' Card Act were not met, leading to the rejection of the claim.