Court dismisses claim for social benefits when applicant engages in profit-making activity.

The court dismissed the applicant's claim for social benefits, ruling that the applicant's engagement in profit-making activity constituted a statutory bar to entitlement. The applicant argued that their work did not preclude benefit eligibility, but the court found the factual evidence of income-generating activity conclusive. Consequently, the court applied the relevant social assistance law provisions to deny the requested financial support.