Supreme Court dismisses cassation where court liability for evidence was abolished and evidence was presented by party.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal against a social insurance decision regarding the applicant's business activity period. The applicant argued the appellate court violated procedural rules by failing to examine evidence of social insurance contributions on its own initiative. The court rejected this claim because the statutory basis for judicial liability for evidence content had been abolished, and the evidence was actually presented by the applicant during the trial.