Supreme Court dismisses occupational disease claim for lung conditions caused by moldy workspaces.

The Supreme Court dismissed the claim that the applicant's lung conditions were occupational diseases arising from work between 1982 and 1999. The applicant alleged that mold damage in the workspaces caused asthma, allergic rhinitis, toxic syndrome, and allergic alveolitis. The court found insufficient evidence to establish a probable causal link between the specific environmental conditions and the diagnosed medical conditions.