Supreme Court dismisses cassation and stays proceedings after social insurance agency grants pension claim.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal and stayed the proceedings after the social insurance agency issued a new decision granting the claimant's pension request. The lower courts had previously rejected the claim due to insufficient work history and lack of periods of unemployment for special rights. The court ruled that the agency's subsequent favorable decision rendered the pending litigation moot, necessitating the annulment of prior judgments.