War pension denied because civilian disability commission, not military doctor, must certify war-related disability.

The Supreme Court dismissed the applicant's cassation appeal against the denial of a war veteran's pension. Although the applicant was wounded during the Warsaw Uprising, the lower courts found that a civilian disability commission, not the military medical commission, must certify the causal link between the injury and current disability. The court ruled that the medical evidence showed the applicant's conditions were age-related rather than war-induced, making the statutory requirement for a civilian commission's certification decisive.