Supreme Court dismisses claim that a farmer's death during sleep after a drinking party is a work accident.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal regarding a farmer's death caused by carbon monoxide poisoning during a sleep following a drinking party. The appellant argued that the death occurred during work activities within the farm premises, but the court found no evidence of work-related tasks. The court ruled that sleep after alcohol consumption at a social gathering does not constitute agricultural work, even if it happens on the farm property.