Supreme Court dismisses appeal claiming civil law applies to social insurance farmer's declaration. Court rules administrative law governs, not civil code. Appeal rejected due to procedural error regarding business activity registration.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by a farmer against a decision terminating his social insurance coverage. The court found that the appellant failed to register his non-agricultural metalworking business and did not submit the required declaration to switch insurance systems. The court rejected the argument that the Civil Code's rules on declarations of will applied, ruling instead that social insurance regulations are purely administrative and self-contained.