Supreme Court dismisses appeal as the six-month deadline for compensation claims is a strict statutory period. The claimant failed to file within the limit, and the court cannot extend this time. The claim is inadmissible due to the expiration of the material law deadline.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal against a lower court decision rejecting a pension compensation claim. The applicant argued that the six-month filing deadline was a procedural term subject to extension, but the court ruled it was a strict material law period. Consequently, the court held that the expiration of this deadline precluded the realization of the right, rendering the claim inadmissible.