Supreme Court quashes lower court rulings for failing to examine husband's pension status before suspending wife's disability pension.

The Supreme Court quashed the appealed judgment and remanded the case for retrial because lower courts failed to investigate the husband's pension status. The applicant argued that her husband's entitlement to a worker's pension should have triggered a partial suspension of her disability pension under specific insurance regulations. The court held that omitting this crucial fact rendered the previous decisions premature and legally flawed.