Supreme Court dismisses extraordinary review regarding social security benefits exception cases, ruling ordinary courts have jurisdiction.

The Supreme Court dismissed the extraordinary review filed by the President of the Supreme Administrative Court against a lower court decision. The applicant argued that the Supreme Administrative Court lacked jurisdiction over a complaint regarding the failure to issue a decision on exceptional social security benefits. The court held that such matters fall under the exclusive jurisdiction of ordinary courts under the Social Security System Act. Consequently, the extraordinary review was rejected as the Supreme Administrative Court was not the proper forum for this type of case.