Supreme Court voids lower court rulings for misapplying pension revaluation laws to family allowances.

The Supreme Court voided lower court judgments that incorrectly applied a specific pension revaluation law to determine family allowance benefits. The applicant argued for a more favorable calculation method based on different statutory provisions, but the courts erroneously extended the scope of the 1990 revaluation act beyond its intended subjects. The court ruled that since the lower courts misinterpreted the substantive law governing the deceased father's pension, the applicant's right must be restored to the original decision based on the correct legal basis.