Supreme Court rejects dismissal of proceedings due to new law invalidating appeals for social insurance debt forgiveness cases. The court held that the new law does not apply retroactively to pending cases. The court ruled that the new law does not retroactively invalidate pending appeals. The court held that the new law does not apply retroactively to pending cases.

The Supreme Court overturned the appellate court's decision to dismiss the proceedings based on a new law that removed the right to appeal social insurance debt forgiveness decisions. The appellants argued that the new law should not apply retroactively to cases where the appeal was filed before the law's effective date. The court agreed, ruling that the new regulation lacks retroactive effect and that the judicial review path remains valid for pending cases.