Supreme Court held that Constitution and Social Aid Act cannot be sole source for permanent social care allowance claims.

The Supreme Court of Poland dismissed the extraordinary revision against the administrative decision denying a permanent social care allowance. The applicant argued that his status as a legal guardian of his disabled brother should qualify him for benefits under the Social Aid Act, citing constitutional rights. The court ruled that the Constitution and the Act cannot serve as an independent basis for such claims without explicit statutory authorization, as the specific conditions for the allowance were not met.