Supreme Court dismissed cassation; refusal of evidence does not deprive party of defense rights.

The Supreme Court dismissed the plaintiff's cassation appeal against a labor dispute judgment. The lower courts rejected the plaintiff's evidence requests regarding bank loans and witness testimony, finding the dismissal of the employment contract justified by her conflictual behavior and failure to follow orders. The court ruled that refusing specific evidence does not violate the right to defense if the disputed facts have already been sufficiently clarified in the proceedings.