Criminal appeal dismissed; court lacks duty to summon experts if counsel objects to written opinion.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal against a social insurance agency's decision regarding work disability. The appellant argued that the appellate court failed to summon expert doctors for oral explanations, yet the court noted the appellant's lawyer did not object to the written opinions during the appeal hearing. The court ruled that the law grants the court discretion to request oral explanations and that the appellant failed to prove the omission affected the case outcome.