Supreme Court quashes appeal ruling denying early pension to father of child in special care facility. Court held that inability to work requires objective market assessment, not just care burden. Case involves social security pension dispute regarding parental care obligations. Verdict: partially_allowed

The Supreme Court quashed the appellate court's decision denying an early pension to a father of a child residing in a special educational institution. The applicant argued that his daughter's attendance at a special school did not preclude his ability to work, while the social security office contended that continuous care was impossible. The court ruled that the legal requirement for inability to work must be assessed by objectively evaluating market opportunities and the applicant's specific capacity, rather than solely focusing on the burden of care.