Supreme Court quashes cassation ruling on social security farmer insurance status due to procedural errors.

The Supreme Court quashed the cassation judgment and remanded the case to the Court of Appeal in Krakow for a new decision. The applicant, a farmer with concurrent non-farmer business activities, had previously been declared ineligible for farmer social insurance due to a missing declaration of choice. The court found the lower court failed to clarify whether the decision to revoke insurance was based on new evidence or pre-existing circumstances, violating procedural requirements. Consequently, the Supreme Court determined the correct legal basis for revoking the insurance was not properly applied, necessitating a retrial.