Supreme Court held that missing value of dispute is not required for cassation admissibility in military pension right cases.

The Supreme Court of Poland granted the cassation appeal against a lower court's dismissal, ruling that the absence of a disputed value does not preclude admissibility. The appellant argued that the military pension right case involved establishing a property right rather than a specific monetary payment, thus bypassing the standard value threshold. The court agreed, noting that while the claim is property-related, the specific procedural requirement for valuing the dispute in this context was not a barrier to the appeal's validity.