Social security pension denied to business owner due to unpaid contributions during qualifying period.

The Supreme Court dismissed the pension applicant's cassation appeal against the Social Insurance Fund's refusal of a disability pension. The court found that the applicant failed to pay social security contributions for the required five-year period, resulting in an insufficient insurance record of only four years and two months. Consequently, the court ruled that the statutory provision allowing for back-payment of contributions does not apply when the applicant is in arrears for the specific period necessary to acquire pension rights.