Supreme Court dismissed cassation against Social Insurance Act interpretation regarding partners of general partnerships.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by Roman C. against the appellate court's decision upholding his mandatory social insurance obligation as a partner in a general partnership. The court affirmed that partners of such partnerships must be treated as individuals conducting non-agricultural business activities under the Social Insurance System Act. This interpretation was deemed consistent with the principles of universality and equality, ensuring future social security benefits while rejecting arguments that the obligation is merely fiscal or unconstitutional.