Supreme Court dismisses appeal on personality rights claim due to lack of standing and procedural defects.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by the appellant against the appellate court's judgment. The appellant, M.K., sought protection of personality rights and damages against the respondent, I.K., but failed to establish a direct legal interest in the dispute. The court ruled that the appellant lacked standing to pursue the claim and that the procedural history contained fatal defects preventing further review.