Supreme Court dismisses cassation, ruling social interest grounds were not met to alter tax liability decisions.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by Roman W. against a final social insurance liability decision. The lower courts rejected the request to exempt liability based on social interest or other social-economic grounds, noting the applicant sold his car and dissolved marital property to evade execution. The Supreme Court held that the cassation petition only raised procedural errors regarding tax liability statutes, preventing the court from addressing the substantive issue of social interest.