Subject of Dispute: Challenging the Refusal to Pay One-Time Monetary Assistance to a Police Officer in Connection with Loss of Professional Capacity.
Main Arguments of the Court:
1. The right to receive one-time monetary assistance arises under three mandatory conditions: the cause of disability is a service-related illness; disability was established before or within 6 months after dismissal; the reason for dismissal is related to such illness.
2. The courts of previous instances did not establish the key circumstance – the exact date of submission of documents to the medical and social expert commission, which is decisive for establishing the right to assistance.
3. The Supreme Court deviates from previous practice, emphasizing the need for a clear establishment of all circumstances of the case, especially the date of submission of medical documents.
Court Decision: Revoke the decisions of previous instances and refer the case for a new review to thoroughly establish all circumstances.
