Supreme Court dismissed cassation; lack of radiation specialist opinion did not violate procedural law when no radiation symptoms existed.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by Stanisław W. against a decision denying him a military disability pension. The applicant argued that the lower courts violated procedural law by failing to obtain an expert opinion on radiation-induced diseases, despite his work history in uranium mines. The court ruled that since no typical symptoms of radiation sickness were found by multiple medical teams, the absence of a specialist's opinion was not a procedural error requiring correction.