Social security insurance termination for farmers is not a retrial but a new proceeding based on statutory requirements.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal against a final decision terminating the applicant's farmer social security insurance. The applicant argued for a retrial, but the court clarified that termination occurs only in a new proceeding where the insurer proves the applicant no longer met statutory requirements. The court found the applicant failed to maintain continuous insurance coverage for a full year immediately preceding his new business activity, as required by law.