Supreme Court dismissed appeal on civil procedure law regarding civil appeal admissibility thresholds in social insurance cases.

The Supreme Court dismissed the appellant's appeal against a lower court's decision rejecting the civil appeal. The appellant argued that the case concerned establishing a right rather than determining the amount, making the appeal admissible regardless of the claim's value. The court held that the specific statutory exception for social insurance cases does not cover sick leave benefits, thus applying the general rule that appeals are inadmissible when the claim value falls below the statutory threshold.