Supreme Court dismisses appeal; requesting judgment copy does not equal requesting written reasoning.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by Edmund S. against a military pension decision. The applicant argued that a letter dated December 18, 1997, requesting the judgment be sent on paper constituted a valid request for written reasoning under the Civil Procedure Code. The Court held that such a request is distinct from a formal request for reasoning, which must be submitted within a strict one-week deadline from the judgment's announcement. Consequently, the lower court correctly rejected the late request, and the appeal lacked the specific legal grounds required for cassation review.