Supreme Court dismissed cassation regarding social security disability pension appeal procedure and evidence rules.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by a claimant against a social security disability pension decision. The claimant argued that the appellate court violated procedural rules by refusing to admit a specific document as evidence. The court ruled that the refusal was lawful because the missing five-year employment requirement was already factually established as not met, making new evidence unnecessary under the relevant civil procedure code provisions.