Supreme Court allows appeal when first-instance judgment lacks reasoning, violating procedural fairness under ZUS-1 and ZPP.

The Supreme Court of Slovenia granted the appeal against the Administrative Court's decision, ordering a retrial. The Administrative Court had dismissed the appeal because the first-instance judgment was deemed sufficiently reasoned. However, the Supreme Court found the reasoning in the first-instance judgment to be fundamentally lacking, making it impossible to assess the legality of the decision. Consequently, the court held that this deficiency constituted a significant procedural violation under the Administrative Procedure Act and the Code of Civil Procedure, necessitating a new trial.