National Solidarity Union dismissed for lacking standing to file civil appeal under transitional civil procedure law.

The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal filed by the National Solidarity Union against a labor dispute judgment. The union argued that its statutory right to file extraordinary appeals remained valid, but the court found this right extinguished on July 1, 1996, when the new Civil Procedure Code entered into force. Consequently, the court ruled that the union was not a competent subject to file an appeal under the transitional provisions of the new law.