Supreme Court dismisses appeal for filing late, ruling statutory deadlines run continuously despite appointed counsel changes.

The Supreme Court dismissed the insured's appeal against a social security disability pension decision, ruling the appeal was filed outside the statutory one-month deadline. The appellant argued the deadline should restart upon the appointment of a new court-appointed lawyer, but the court held that such appointments do not interrupt the continuous running of procedural time limits. Consequently, the court determined that the appellant failed to file the appeal within the legally prescribed period and could not rely on the appointment of new counsel to justify the delay.