Supreme Court dismisses cassation when plaintiff lacks legal interest in establishing employment relationship.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by the plaintiff against the District Court's rejection of her claim to establish an employment relationship. The plaintiff argued that the District Court incorrectly found no legal interest in the determination, while the employer contended the relationship was civil in nature based on commission-based contracts. The court ruled that since the plaintiff could seek monetary compensation and pension points through a specific performance claim, she lacked the legal interest required to file a separate action for determination of the relationship.