Supreme Court dismissed pension appeal regarding study periods exceeding statutory program duration limits.

The Supreme Court dismissed the Social Insurance Institution's appeal against a lower court ruling that increased the claimant's non-contributory pension period. The appellant argued the lower court incorrectly calculated study periods beyond the five-year statutory program limit, while the institution contended the calculation violated specific pension laws. The court rejected the appeal because the appellant's mathematical error regarding total non-contributory periods did not substantiate the legal claim that the study period exceeded the permitted duration.