Supreme Court dismissed cassation, ruling that ex officio evidence is only allowed in exceptional cases requiring objective justification.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by Stanisław T. against a lower court's decision in a disability pension dispute. The appellant argued that the appellate court erred by failing to conduct further psychiatric examinations despite his hospitalization and family history. The court held that the appellate court correctly relied on existing medical opinions which definitively excluded the alleged psychiatric condition, making additional evidence unnecessary.