Supreme Court held that appeal value determines cassation admissibility, not its merit, allowing the case to proceed.

The Supreme Court of Poland overturned the appellate court's dismissal of a cassation appeal regarding social insurance benefits. The insured argued that the appeal was inadmissible due to a missed deadline, while the appellate court incorrectly focused on the value of the claim in the appeal stage rather than the initial appeal. The court ruled that the value of the dispute is determined by the amount claimed in the first appeal, establishing that the case met the threshold for cassation admissibility based on value.