Supreme Court dismisses cassation for new factual claims barred by law requiring prior evidence.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal against a social insurance court's denial of disability pension. The applicant argued that military medical records proved he was healthy during service and only became disabled later, but these facts were not established in lower proceedings. The court ruled that the law prohibits raising new factual claims in cassation that require additional evidence, as the appellate court correctly relied on existing expert opinions confirming the disability existed since childhood.