Civil court lacks jurisdiction over former professional soldier's claims arising from administrative service relationship.

The Supreme Court ruled that the Regional Court was incompetent to hear claims by a former professional soldier regarding his discharge benefits. The applicant argued that the Regional Court was the proper forum, while the military commander claimed the matter belonged to a higher military authority. The court determined that claims stemming from a military service relationship are administrative in nature, not civil labor disputes, and thus fall under the exclusive jurisdiction of the higher military commander.