Supreme Court dismissed social security appeal, ruling revaluation law applies retroactively to creators' disability pensions.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by a creator against the Social Insurance Institution regarding his disability pension. The applicant argued that a 15% artistic work supplement should remain, but the court held that the 1991 revaluation law applies retroactively to all existing benefits. Consequently, the statutory supplement was eliminated as the revaluation law only permits specific increases, and the constitutional court ruling did not suspend the law's effect.