Divorced wife denied family pension after ex-husband's death without established alimony rights. Divorce ended marital community legally. Court dismissed appeal based on res judicata and statutory requirements.

The Supreme Court dismissed the wife's cassation appeal regarding her claim for a family pension after her husband's death. Although the lower court found they lived together post-divorce, the Supreme Court ruled that a divorce legally ended the marital community required for such benefits. The court held that since she had no established alimony rights at the time of his death, she was ineligible, and the matter was already finally decided.