Supreme Court quashes lower court ruling on disability pension start date due to missing factual findings and procedural errors.
Legislator summary
AI generatedThe Supreme Court quashed the lower court's judgment granting a work-related disability pension from December 1993, ordering a retrial. The lower court failed to determine the exact date the applicant filed for the pension, a critical fact required by the Social Security Act to calculate the entitlement period. The court found the lower court's attempt to correct the start date via a clerical error provision was improper because it altered the substantive merits of the case without addressing the missing factual record.
Legislator headnote
AI generatedArt. 76 ust. 1 ustawy o powszechnym zaopatrzeniu emerytalnym; Art. 99 ustawy o powszechnym zaopatrzeniu emerytalnym: The right to a disability pension arises upon the fulfillment of all conditions, and if sick pay is received, from the cessation of such pay; a court cannot correct substantive errors under the clerical error provision if it fails to establish the necessary factual basis for the decision.