Supreme Court dismissed cassation against social security surcharge ruling due to procedural delays by the employer.

The Supreme Court dismissed the Ministry of Justice's cassation appeal against a lower court ruling that upheld a social security surcharge. The employer argued that labor inspectors' requests for surcharges were not subject to judicial review and that the Ministry's delay in filing the appeal violated the state's interest. The court found that the employer's own repeated, baseless attempts to file inadmissible appeals caused the missed six-month deadline, thereby invalidating the claim of procedural injustice.