Supreme Court allows cassation appeal against social insurance company's refusal to pay benefits to claimants.

The Supreme Court accepted the cassation appeal filed by D.C. and J.C. against the lower court's judgment upholding the social insurance company's refusal to pay benefits. The claimants argued that the administrative body failed to properly assess their entitlement under the relevant social security regulations. The court decided to proceed with the review because the lower court's reasoning regarding the statutory requirements for benefit eligibility was insufficiently substantiated.