Supreme Court dismissed claim for lump sum compensation after statutory pension was already awarded.

The Supreme Court dismissed the plaintiff's cassation appeal against a lower court's rejection of her claim for lump-sum compensation in lieu of a statutory pension. The plaintiff, an operator with a work-related illness, sought a one-time payment after her employer entered liquidation, arguing the change in circumstances justified the statutory exception. The court held that since the plaintiff's disability and the employer's liquidation status existed before the initial pension award, no new grounds for conversion arose.