Supreme Court allows cassation appeal regarding family pension denial due to insufficient medical evidence of disability.

The Supreme Court accepted the cassation appeal filed by the insured against the Social Insurance Institution's refusal of a family pension. The insured argued that the lower courts failed to properly evaluate medical evidence proving the necessity of long-term care, while the insurer contended the disability did not meet statutory thresholds. The court ruled that the first-instance judgment was flawed because it did not sufficiently substantiate the finding that the insured's condition required continuous assistance, thereby violating the principle of full examination of facts.