Supreme Court dismisses appeal for lack of power of attorney, applying general civil procedure rules to cassation proceedings.

The Supreme Court dismissed the appellant's appeal against the appellate court's rejection of the cassation due to a missing power of attorney. The appellant's lawyer argued the decision was legally flawed, but the Supreme Court held that general civil procedure rules on representation apply to cassation proceedings. Consequently, the court ruled that only a qualified attorney or lawyer acting as a proper representative can file a cassation, rendering the appeal inadmissible.