Key legal question
Whether the insured person was entitled to a disability pension based on his physical and psychiatric complaints, including a somatoform pain disorder.
Extracted holding
The medical evidence established full work capacity in a suitable adapted activity; the complaints did not amount to a disabling impairment and yielded an invalidity rate of only 18%, below the pension threshold.
Extracted reasoning
The Clinic Y expertise was probative, while later reports lacked such value. No relevant psychiatric comorbidity or other exceptional criteria made the overcoming of pain unreasonable; physically, only light adapted work with limitations was warranted.