Military compensation denied for pre-existing conditions not listed in the official disease registry.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by a soldier seeking military compensation for his health issues. The court found that the applicant's diagnosed conditions, including emotional immaturity and mental sluggishness, existed before his service and were not listed in the official disease registry required by the relevant Act. Consequently, the court held that the lower courts did not violate procedural rules by rejecting evidence from a separate disability pension case, as that opinion was irrelevant to the specific criteria for military compensation.