The legal system governing the benefit of disability benefits in the Social Security Law with a look at the jurisprudence of the Court of Administrative Justic

Disability is one of the protections provided in the Social Security Law, which is approved in various articles, including articels 7, 8, 13, 14, 17, Article 2, Article 3, Articles 60, 61 and 66, as well as Articles 70 to 75 of the Social Security Law. 1354 is dedicated to it. The purpose of establishing a disability pension is to support people who lose part or all of their ability to work due to various accidents or illnesses, and depending on the type of injury, the issue of protection can be in the form of general disability, partial disability. . In addition to the legal provisions mentioned, the Social Security Organization, as the custodian of disability protection, has issued several directives and instructions, the latest of which is the directive for the aggregation and summary of directives and administrative orders for continuous disability. Which provides comprehensive rules on how to establish a pension. On the other hand, an important part of the lawsuits filed in the Administrative Court of Justice is dedicated to the issue of "obligation to establish a disability pension" and "objection to the decisions issued by medical commissions" and the General Assembly of the Administrative Court of Justice The issue of disability has been addressed, especially in the case of medical commissions. The results of this study show that the branches of the Court of Justice have the authority to comment on the history of the disease, which is effective in the matter of pension