Appeal dismissed because social security office failed to issue a decision on sick pay before court ruling.

The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal against a court ruling that granted sick pay to a manual laborer. The lower court awarded benefits based on facts established by the social security office, which had only confirmed insurance coverage without explicitly granting sick pay. The court held that no judicial appeal could be lodged against a non-existent decision on sick pay, rendering the lower court's judgment procedurally invalid.