Supreme Court allows extending disability pension claims in appeal proceedings beyond the original decision date.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation complaint against an appellate court judgment that extended a disability pension to a later period. The applicant argued that the appeal court violated procedural rules by granting benefits for a time after the original administrative decision, while the opposing party contended that such extensions were legally impermissible. The court ruled that while the general principle requires judging based on facts at the time of the original decision, specific social insurance laws permit expanding claims for recurring benefits in appeal proceedings.