Supreme Court dismissed cassation, ruling courts need not warn about counsel in social security cases unless complex.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by Stefanii G. against a social security disability pension decision. The applicant argued the lower court violated procedural rules by failing to warn her about the necessity of legal representation, claiming her profession as an agronomist made her unaware of her rights. The court rejected this, establishing that such warnings are only required in complex cases or when a party cannot properly articulate their claims, neither of which applied here.