Supreme Court dismissed pension appeal, ruling pension rights depend on full-time special conditions, not subjective belief.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by Kazimierz M. against a decision denying him a pension based on special working conditions. The applicant argued that his work involved special conditions for 70% of the time, but the court found the lower courts correctly determined he worked in an office for the remaining 30%. The court ruled that pension eligibility requires strict compliance with statutory conditions, specifically full-time work in special conditions, rather than the applicant's subjective belief that his role met the criteria.