Cassation annuls execution order for aggravated sentence violating reformatio in peius principle in cumulative crimes case.

The Court of Cassation annulled the appellate court's order regarding the execution of a cumulative sentence, remanding the case for a new trial. The appellant argued that the execution judge had improperly increased the total prison term from six years and six months to seven years. The court held that this increase violated the principle of reformatio in peius, which prohibits worsening a defendant's position when only they appeal a favorable partial ruling.