Supreme Court dismisses appeal for filing in wrong court, counting transfer date as filing date.

The Supreme Court dismissed the plaintiff's cassation appeal because the request for the judgment copy was filed in the first-instance court rather than the second-instance court. The plaintiff argued for the right to appeal, but the court held that the one-month deadline for cassation only begins after the judgment is served according to specific procedural rules. Consequently, the court ruled that the appeal was untimely because the proper service request deadline had expired before the first-instance court forwarded the file.