Supreme Court dismissed cassation; fixed-term settlement rent cannot be changed after term expires.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by a former miner against his employer regarding compensation rent. The lower court had awarded rent based on a 1997 settlement agreement covering a specific period, which the plaintiff sought to extend beyond its expiration date. The court ruled that the settlement's fixed terms preclude any claim for rent modification after the agreed period, even if the employer continues voluntary payments. Consequently, the statutory provision cited by the plaintiff was deemed inapplicable to alter the settled agreement's scope.