Supreme Court dismissed pension appeal, ruling vocational school study periods were not contributory periods under the pension revaluation Act.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by Eugeniusz T. against a decision denying him early pension rights due to insufficient contributory periods. The applicant argued that his vocational school training at a wool industry technical school constituted employment, while the Social Insurance Institution refused to count this period because no individual training contract existed. The Court held that students in vocational schools during this era were not employees and thus their study periods did not qualify as contributory periods under the relevant pension revaluation Act.