Family pension right cannot be acquired if parent received benefits due to erroneous administrative decision without meeting statutory conditions.

The Supreme Court dismissed the Social Insurance Fund's cassation appeal against a lower court ruling granting a family pension to the deceased father's son. The lower courts had awarded the pension based on the father's established right to a disability pension, despite the father never having met the legal requirements for that benefit. The court held that a right to a family pension cannot be acquired from a parent who did not legally qualify for their own pension, even if benefits were erroneously granted by the administration.