Supreme Court quashes administrative court ruling, holding police housing aid disputes fall under administrative law.

The Supreme Court quashed the administrative court's decision and remanded the case for retrial. The applicant, a police officer with a disability, argued that his status as a pensioner entitled him to housing assistance, while the police authorities denied this based on the disability not arising from service. The court ruled that the administrative nature of the police service relationship mandates that such financial claims be processed exclusively through administrative procedures rather than judicial review.