Supreme Court remands case to determine if underground work in brown coal mines constitutes mining work for pension rights.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal and remanded the case to the Court of Appeal for a new trial. The applicant argued that work performed at brown coal mine extraction sites by a construction enterprise should count as mining work under the miners' pension law. The court held that the statutory definition of mining work depends on the specific job station, not the employer's type, and that the lower courts failed to properly assess whether the applicant's tasks qualified as mining work.