Supreme Court dismissed appeal, ruling that significant health deterioration during school attendance grants student pension rights.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal against a lower court decision awarding a student pension to a minor. The appellant argued for a student pension based on a significant deterioration of her health during her secondary education, despite her disability arising before school enrollment. The court held that the legal requirement for 'significant deterioration' is satisfied by medical evidence comparing health states, not by the specific use of that term in the judgment.