Supreme Court holds procedural orders do not violate the prohibition of worsening a party's position in civil proceedings.

The Supreme Court quashed a lower court order transferring a labor dispute to a railway director, ruling it violated the ban on worsening a party's position. The plaintiff argued the transfer was harmful, while the defendant claimed the railway director was the proper authority under specific regulations. The court decided that since the order was purely procedural and did not address the merits, it did not constitute a worsening of the defendant's position.