Social security appeal dismissed by Supreme Court for failure to specify subject matter value as required by law.

The Supreme Court dismissed the Social Security Institution's appeal against a lower court ruling that increased a pensioner's benefit. The institution argued that the appeal was inadmissible because the lower court judgment did not specify the exact monetary value of the disputed subject matter. The court held that the obligation to specify the value arises from the Civil Procedure Code and that the institution, represented by a professional lawyer, cannot evade this duty by claiming the value is unclear or requires complex calculations.