Supreme Court allows pension for early insured disabled person with short contribution gap under Art. 58(3).

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal against a lower court ruling granting a disability pension to the applicant. The Social Insurance Institution argued that the applicant's disability arose during a contribution gap exceeding six months, violating statutory requirements. The court held that the six-month gap constitutes a valid interruption of insurance coverage, and since the disability occurred within this period, the applicant met the conditions of Article 58(3) of the Social Insurance Act.