Civil detention does not bar war veteran pension if disability stems from camp imprisonment.

The Supreme Court dismissed the Social Insurance Office's cassation appeal regarding a claim for a war veteran's disability pension. The applicant, a civil person deported to the USSR and imprisoned in a camp, argued that his disability resulted from this detention. The court held that the statutory provisions covering war victims include such individuals and that detention does not preclude pension eligibility if the disability is a consequence of the camp stay.