Supreme Court dismisses cassation appeal because the judgment date, not reasoning date, determines appeal rights under new civil procedure law.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by the defendant against a second-instance labor court judgment. The defendant argued that the appeal was valid because the court's reasoning was prepared after the new law's effective date, despite the judgment itself being issued before. The court ruled that the right to appeal depends strictly on the date the judgment was rendered, not when the reasoning was drafted, rendering the appeal inadmissible.