Court dismisses claim for disability benefits when applicant fails to prove inability to work.

The court dismissed the applicant's claim for disability benefits because the applicant failed to substantiate the prerequisite of inability to work. The applicant argued that their medical condition rendered them incapable of employment, but the court found no evidence meeting the statutory threshold. Consequently, the court ruled that without proof of total inability to work, the legal basis for granting the benefit does not exist.