Military professional excluded from mandatory social insurance during transition period due to legislative gap.

The Supreme Court dismissed the insured's cassation appeal and denied his request for legal costs. The insured, a military professional, argued that he should only be covered by voluntary insurance while serving before the new Social Insurance Act took effect. The court ruled that a legislative gap existed preventing mandatory dual coverage for such individuals during the specific transition period from 1999 to 1999. Consequently, the court held that the insured was not subject to mandatory social insurance obligations from any title during that timeframe.