Supreme Court dismissed appeal, ruling debt forgiveness requires exceptional circumstances beyond mere financial hardship.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by Henryk K. against the Social Insurance Institution's refusal to forgive alimentary fund debts. The court found that the applicant's financial difficulties and prior imprisonment were common conditions for fund activation, not the exceptional circumstances required for debt forgiveness under the relevant statute. Consequently, the court held that the applicant's lack of income does not justify waiving the debt, as it would undermine the fund's purpose of ensuring support for those unable to collect from insolvent debtors.