Supreme Court dismisses pension appeal when prior final judgment established no disability status. The court rejects retroactive rent claims based on a final 1988 ruling denying disability. Since the earlier decision was not overturned, the new claim lacks legal basis under the pension law. The court rules that the final judgment bars reconsideration of the disability period. Consequently, the cassation appeal is rejected without merit.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by Irena N. against a final judgment that rejected her request for a disability pension. The applicant argued that a prior 1988 court ruling denying her disability was flawed and that she should have been entitled to benefits retroactively. The court held that because the 1988 judgment was final and unchallenged, it definitively established the lack of disability status at that time. Therefore, the new claim could not override the established legal fact, and the appeal was rejected.