Supreme Court dismissed cassation, ruling wood stacking tasks constitute a service contract, not a work contract, under Polish Civil Code.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by a state forest management entity against a social security contribution decision. The court affirmed that tasks involving moving and stacking wood without specific supervision or personal service requirements fall under a service contract rather than a work contract. Consequently, the lower court's finding that these activities did not produce a specific material result was upheld, confirming the obligation to pay social insurance contributions.