Supreme Court dismisses appeal allowing retrial when medical commission fails to determine disability onset date.

The Supreme Court of Poland dismissed the extraordinary review against the lower court's denial of a disability pension. The lower court relied on a medical commission's opinion that the applicant's disability began in 1986, despite the commission merely repeating a doctor's vague statement without resolving the specific onset date. The court held that the lower court erred by not ordering a new expert opinion to clarify the critical date of disability onset, which is essential for calculating pension eligibility. Consequently, the decision was overturned and the case remanded for a fresh determination of the disability date.