Supreme Court allows extraordinary review, ruling a sentence establishing disability does not grant pension rights retroactively.

The Supreme Court granted an extraordinary review, overturning a lower court's decision that established the applicant's disability but failed to award the pension retroactively. The applicant argued for benefits from January 1992, while the lower court only awarded them from March 1993 due to the sentence's lack of specific dates. The Court ruled that merely finding the disability condition was insufficient to constitute a judgment on the matter's substance, thereby violating the applicant's rights and social policy.