Supreme Court dismissed cassation on social security work period, upholding lower court's factual assessment of farm labor necessity.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by the Social Insurance Institution against a lower court ruling that recognized a specific period of agricultural work for the applicant. The applicant, a high school student, claimed he worked at least four hours daily on his grandparents' farm, while the insurer argued his school schedule and the farm's small size made continuous labor impossible. The court upheld the lower court's finding that the farm did not require constant third-party labor and that the applicant's daily routine left insufficient time for such work.