Social security court dismisses appeal; deduction of unpaid contributions requires prior entitlement to pension benefits.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal against a social security fund decision denying family pension to the deceased's minor son. The court found that the father's business activity periods without paid contributions could not be counted as insurance periods for pension eligibility. Consequently, the deduction of unpaid contributions from the pension was impossible because the son never legally acquired the right to the pension itself.