Supreme Court dismissed cassation, ruling that the appellate court did not exceed judicial discretion in evaluating evidence.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by Włodzimierz T. against the Second Instance Court's denial of his disability pension. The appellant argued that the appellate court failed to establish facts regarding the date of his disability, claiming it occurred in 1986 rather than 1990. The Supreme Court held that its role is limited to reviewing whether the lower court exceeded judicial discretion, not re-evaluating the evidence itself.