Social security appeal dismissed because administrative procedure code does not apply to social insurance disputes.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by a social security contributor against a second-instance court ruling. The applicant argued that the Administrative Procedure Code was violated, but the court found this incorrect because the dispute concerned social insurance obligations rather than administrative law. Consequently, the cassation was rejected for failing to meet the formal requirements of the Civil Procedure Code, as the administrative code was inapplicable to the case.