Polish Supreme Court dismisses appeal in social benefit case where disputed value is under 5,000 zlotys. The appeal is inadmissible due to the low monetary value of the claim. The court rules that the appeal is procedurally barred because the financial stake does not meet the statutory threshold for civil appeals.

The Supreme Court of Poland rejected the cassation appeal filed by Piotr K. against a social security decision regarding disability pension classification. The applicant argued for a higher disability group and salary recalculation, claiming procedural errors in expert evaluations and missing accounting testimony. The court dismissed the appeal as inadmissible because the monetary value of the disputed claim was below the 5,000 zloty threshold required for civil appeals under the Civil Procedure Code.