Key legal question
Whether the insured met the conditions for a helplessness allowance, especially the need for accompaniment to face life's necessities.
Extracted holding
The conditions were not met; the insured needed help only for one ordinary act of life, and no qualifying need for accompaniment was established.
Extracted reasoning
The home-enquiry report was found clear, motivated, unbiased, and sufficiently probative. It showed regular social contacts and no important risk of lasting isolation. The appellant merely opposed his own view to the factual findings and failed to show manifestly incorrect findings or insupportable evidentiary assessment.