Supreme Court dismisses lower court's request for legal clarification as only appellate courts may submit such questions.

The Supreme Court refused to accept a legal question submitted by a district labor court regarding overtime calculation rules. The lower court sought binding guidance on whether the Social Benefit Act referred to all actual overtime hours or only a proportional share. The court ruled that the Supreme Court's power to issue binding legal opinions is an exceptional constitutional mechanism restricted strictly to appellate courts, not first-instance tribunals.