Supreme Court dismisses extraordinary review; lack of control exams does not prove continuous temporary disability.

The Supreme Court dismissed the extraordinary review filed by the Ombudsman against a decision terminating the applicant's disability pension. The applicant had received a temporary disability pension for 21 years without undergoing mandatory control examinations, which were only conducted after he voluntarily submitted a health certificate. The court ruled that the absence of these exams does not legally equate to the continuous existence of temporary disability, as the statutory definition requires a specific degree of functional impairment.