Supreme Court held compensation certificate case is a right dispute, not payment, allowing appeal despite low value.

The Supreme Court overturned the appellate court's dismissal of Maria P.'s appeal regarding work injury compensation certificates. The appellate court rejected the appeal as inadmissible due to insufficient monetary value, classifying the matter as a payment dispute rather than a right dispute. The Supreme Court ruled that the core issue was the wife's legal right to certificates based on her husband's hazardous work history, making the value of the certificates secondary.