Court dismisses extension of family allowance for 25-year-old student not on final study year.

The court dismissed the applicant's request to extend family allowance eligibility beyond the current study period. The applicant, a 25-year-old student, argued that their age did not justify stopping benefits, while the opposing party contended that the statutory limit applies regardless of academic progress. The court ruled that achieving 25 years of age, absent completion of the final study year, does not legally warrant an extension of the right to receive family allowance.