With the recognition of permanent disability due to total blindness, a consolidated and unified doctrine? An analysis on the subject of STS 930/2022 of 23 November and in the light of the doctrinal review carried out by STS 199/2023 of 16 March
Keywords:
Blindness, differentiated individualisation criterion, objective criterion, disability, major disability, permanent disabilityAbstract
An ONCE worker with vision problems before affiliation with Social Security requests the recognition of major disability after their dismissal, at which time they are recognised as being completely blind. The Social Security Administration denies them the benefit that is judicially recognised in the instance, but, again, withdrawn in supplication. The Supreme Court, following its doctrine, pronounces the sentence and grants the major disability. However, a new ruling by the same Court later in time has shaken the foundations of the ratio decidendi.
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