Social security benefit claim dismissed due to inadmissibility of court proceedings before rent authority decision. The court voided the lower court's ruling for procedural error.

The Supreme Court voided the lower court's judgment regarding a social security pension claim because the court improperly heard the case before the social security authority issued its decision. The applicant sought benefits for a period when the authority had previously withheld them due to a lack of disability, arguing for a new assessment based on worsened health. The court ruled that judicial review is inadmissible prior to the authority's decision, rendering the entire lower court procedure void and necessitating a remand.