Key legal question
Whether the insured person had a legally relevant disabling psychiatric impairment entitling him to an invalidity pension.
Extracted holding
The court held that only a mild depressive episode on a background of recurrent depression was established; this did not amount to a legally relevant disease causing invalidity.
Extracted reasoning
The episode was temporary by definition, no lasting depressive state was documented, and no additional psychosocial factors or functional limitations justified treating the psychiatric findings as invalidizing.