Social security contribution dispute dismissed as a claim for payment rather than a determination of legal rights.

The Supreme Court rejected the cassation appeal filed by a company against a social security fund's decision regarding contribution amounts. The lower courts determined that the company was not liable for contributions on specific contracts because they were civil agreements, not employment contracts, and the dispute centered on the specific monetary sum owed. The court dismissed the appeal because the case was classified as a claim for payment with a value below the statutory threshold for cassation, rather than a dispute requiring a determination of legal rights.