Court dismisses appeal; non-attendance at police school voids family pension and mandates repayment.

The court dismissed the appellant's appeal regarding the termination of their family pension due to non-attendance at police school. The plaintiff argued that the pension was a statutory right, while the opposing party contended that the condition of school attendance was a mandatory prerequisite for its continuation. The court ruled that failure to fulfill this specific obligation legally justified the cessation of benefits and the obligation to repay amounts received.