Military pension and general disability pension benefits cannot be paid simultaneously due to non-overlapping rules.

The Supreme Court dismissed the pensioner's cassation appeal against the lower courts' decision to deny additional military service disability benefits. The pensioner argued for a combined pension based on his military service disability, but the court found he already received a higher general disability pension that superseded the lower military rate. The court ruled that the statutory provisions explicitly prohibit overlapping military and general pension benefits, and the procedural claims were unsupported by evidence.