Supreme Court dismisses cassation; evening school attendance does not justify stopping alimony payments. Full text available.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by the Social Insurance Institution against the lower court's decision to continue alimony payments. The plaintiff argued that the statutory requirement for school attendance was violated by the defendant's enrollment in an evening vocational school system. The court ruled that the law only mandates daytime school attendance for those seeking benefits, and the defendant's inability to support herself due to evening studies constitutes a valid ground for continued support. Consequently, the court held that the lower court correctly interpreted the statute to prevent the premature termination of alimony payments.