Court dismisses claim for social security compensation due to lack of procedural standing and insufficient evidence of injury.

The court closed the proceedings without a substantive judgment on the merits of the compensation claim. The plaintiff, N. Mróz, sought damages from a limited liability company but failed to establish a direct legal interest or prove the specific injury required for social security benefits. Consequently, the court ruled that the claim was procedurally inadmissible and lacked the necessary factual basis for adjudication.