Supreme Court dismisses appeal stating non-agricultural business does not exclude farmers from social insurance if data is submitted.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by Tadeusz P. against the Agricultural Social Insurance Fund's decision to terminate his social insurance. The applicant argued that he forgot to submit a tax certificate proving his non-agricultural business income within the statutory deadline, claiming this deadline was a matter of substantive law subject to restoration. The court ruled that the termination of insurance was a legal consequence arising by operation of law, independent of the applicant's knowledge or the procedural steps taken in the subsequent appeal proceedings.