Social Security Court dismisses appeal; priest's mission periods count as paid contributions for capital value. Priest's mission periods count as paid contributions for initial capital value calculation.

The Supreme Social Security Court dismissed the cassation appeal regarding the calculation of the initial capital value for a priest. The court found that periods where the priest was statutorily exempt from paying contributions due to missionary service must be treated as if contributions had been paid. This interpretation ensures the principle of reciprocity between contributions and benefits applies without retroactively negating the statutory exemption.