Supreme Court dismisses appeal for personal cassation as civil procedure code mandates lawyer representation.

The Supreme Court dismissed the appellant's appeal against the rejection of his personal cassation. The appellant argued that the court of second instance should have appointed a lawyer for him at no cost, claiming the law required lawyer representation. The court ruled that no statutory provision imposes an obligation on the second-instance court to appoint a lawyer, and the appellant's consent to proceed without one is legally irrelevant.