Social security court dismissed appeal for lack of specific legal grounds and organ inactivity.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by the social security authority against a lower court's decision granting disability pension. The authority argued the lower court misapplied material law regarding the onset date of the disability, but the court found the appeal's legal grounds were too general and failed to specify which article was violated. The Supreme Court ruled that the social security organ, acting as a party, must actively engage with expert evidence; its failure to comment on the new medical opinion resulted in a negative procedural consequence, mandating the reversal of the lower court's favorable ruling.