Supreme Court dismissed cassation appeal regarding social security farmer insurance status determination. The court rejected the claim that a factual error required a new decision under Art. 39(4).

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by Stanisława M. against a lower court decision confirming her liability for farmer social security contributions. The appellant argued that the second-instance court incorrectly applied Article 39(4) of the Farmers' Social Security Act, claiming a factual error necessitated a new decision. The court held that this provision applies only to changes occurring after a valid initial decision, not to the correction of pre-existing factual mistakes, and thus the original decision remained legally sound.