Supreme Court dismissed appeal on forced labor claim due to lack of evidence and procedural errors.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by a Polish farmer against his social insurance fund regarding a forced labor allowance. The appellant argued that historical occupation practices implied compulsory child labor under German occupation, but the court found no direct evidence of his specific forced employment. The court rejected the claim because the appellant failed to provide documents or witness testimony proving the work was unpaid and coerced, and dismissed procedural arguments as they pertained to the first instance rather than the second instance.