Social security appeal dismissed; lawyer cannot expect lower standards for separate proceedings appeals.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by a lawyer representing a client in separate social security proceedings. The client had appealed a decision to suspend an early pension based on the care of a sick child, arguing that the lower court failed to verify the child's health status at the time of the medical certificate. The court held that the distinct procedural regime for social security cases does not lower formal requirements for appeals, and the appellant's own admission of general charges was insufficient to justify a detailed review.