Supreme Court dismissed cassation; child's care allowance does not automatically prove mother's inability to work for early retirement.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by a mother against the Social Insurance Office's refusal of early retirement benefits. The court found that while the child received a care allowance, this did not prove the child's condition required constant maternal care preventing her from working. The court distinguished between the lower threshold for care allowances and the higher medical standard required for early retirement based on severe health impairment.