Supreme Court dismissed appeal; wife's disability and husband's inability to work do not define 'given farm' for pension.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by a farmer seeking a disability pension. The applicant argued that her husband's inability to work and her own medication should be considered when defining the 'given farm' under the Social Security Act. The court held that the lower court correctly assessed the farm's small scale and the applicant's specific medical conditions without needing to consider her husband's status.