Key legal question
Whether the cost of automating shutters qualifies for reimbursement as an assistive measure under IV law.
Extracted holding
The claimed shutters automation was not reimbursable as an assistive measure in this case.
Extracted reasoning
The measure was a costly adaptation subject to heightened effectiveness requirements; the court accepted the finding that shutter operation affected only a very small part of household work and therefore could not produce the necessary degree of integration into the household sphere.