Cassation dismissed; pre-trial address change notification does not apply to service of default judgments.

The cassation appeal was dismissed because the defendant failed to notify the court of an address change before the proceedings commenced. The defendant argued that service of the default judgment was invalid due to a discrepancy between the registered address and the actual business location. The Supreme Court ruled that Article 136 of the Civil Procedure Code governs in-trial notifications, not pre-trial ones, and that service on the registered address was legally sufficient.