Supreme Court dismissed pension appeal, ruling the Constitutional Court ruling did not invalidate the new revaluation law.

The Supreme Court dismissed the pensioner's cassation appeal against the Social Insurance Office's refusal to revalue his pension for Q4 1995. The applicant argued that the Constitutional Court's declaration of unconstitutionality regarding the old revaluation rule should have restored the previous method, but the court found the matter was already comprehensively regulated by a subsequent law enacted in February 1997. Consequently, the court held that the applicant's pension for that quarter had already been revalued under the new statutory framework, rendering his claim for a different calculation method inadmissible.