Supreme Court dismissed appeal; pre-1983 farm work alone does not grant rural pension rights.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal against a lower court ruling that granted a rural pension to a widow. The applicant argued that her husband's farm management before 1983 constituted sufficient insurance coverage, but the court found no such obligation existed prior to 1977. Consequently, the court held that periods of farm work before 1983 only supplement pension calculations and cannot independently establish the right to a rural pension.