Social Security Agency's decision to waive alimentary fund debt is appealable to labor court, not excluded from judicial review.

The Supreme Court ruled that a Social Security Agency decision refusing to waive alimentary fund debt is appealable to the labor and social security court. The applicant argued that such decisions were exclusively administrative, but the court found they fall under social security matters subject to civil procedure rules. Consequently, the court held that the right to judicial review remains intact, allowing the applicant to challenge the refusal.