Social security court dismisses appeal claiming disability degree certificate equals total inability to work.

The Supreme Court dismissed Danuta D.'s cassation appeal against a denial of family pension benefits. The applicant argued that a certificate of significant disability automatically implied total inability to work and self-care under the Social Insurance Act. The court clarified that while total inability certificates imply significant disability, the reverse is not true, and the specific medical findings did not meet the statutory definition of total inability to self-care.