Appeal dismissed for requesting capitalized interest as a new claim violating procedural rules.

The Supreme Court dismissed the appellant's appeal regarding a pension dispute, ruling that the request for capitalized interest constituted a new claim. Although the appellant argued this form was more beneficial, the court found it violated the prohibition against expanding the original claim during the appeal stage. Consequently, the appeal was rejected because the second-instance court could not rule on a demand exceeding the initial complaint's scope.