Cassation court dismisses appeal regarding administrative decree validity due to lack of jurisdictional standing.

The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal against an administrative decree, ruling that the appellant lacked the necessary legal standing to challenge the specific measure. The appellant argued the decree violated procedural rights, but the court found the challenge was directed at an act outside the scope of judicial review for that party. Consequently, the appeal was rejected because the court determined the appellant was not the proper subject of the administrative act in question.