Social pension requires total work incapacity arising after specified periods under Art. 4 Social Pension Act.

The Supreme Court resolved a legal question regarding the timing of total work incapacity for social pension eligibility. The applicant argued that her disability, originating before age 18, should qualify her for the pension despite the incapacity developing later. The court ruled that total incapacity must arise after the specific periods outlined in Article 4, Section 1 of the Social Pension Act. This decision clarifies that the statutory periods refer to the onset of the physical impairment, not the subsequent development of total incapacity.