Cassation dismissed; monetary compensation requires significant inflation after debt creation under Art. 3581 § 3 KC.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by Julian K. against the lower court's decision to reject monetary compensation claims. The plaintiff sought revaluation of unpaid vacation, severance, and other benefits, arguing that the defendant's failure to adjust wages caused a loss. The court ruled that revaluation is only permissible if a significant decline in the purchasing power of money occurred after the debt became enforceable, which was not established in this case.