Cassation court dismisses appeal for failure to cite specific facts regarding good faith defense in administrative labor case.

The Court of Cassation rejected the appeal filed by transport companies against a lower court ruling that dismissed their opposition to labor inspection penalties. The appellants argued that the first-instance judge erred by excluding them from the proceedings and failed to properly assess the lack of fault, yet they did not reproduce the specific factual elements of their good faith defense in the cassation petition. The court held that under the principle of specificity of grounds, parties must explicitly cite the concrete facts conditioning the alleged procedural violation in the appeal, which the appellants failed to do, leading to the dismissal of the request.