Social security appeal court must independently verify all pension eligibility conditions, not just the organ's grounds. Appeal dismissed.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal against a social security court's decision denying early retirement. The applicant argued the first-instance court exceeded its scope by verifying employment duration not contested by the social insurance fund. The court ruled that the first-instance social security court has an independent duty to ascertain all statutory conditions for benefits, regardless of the administrative organ's reasoning.