Cassation dismissed; re-delivery of judgment does not restart appeal period if initial service was valid.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by Magdalena G. against the Social Insurance Institution regarding family pension. The court held that the first-instance judgment was validly served via substitute service on July 22, 1999, triggering the appeal deadline. The subsequent re-delivery of the judgment on August 3, 1999, did not restart the appeal period because the initial service was legally effective. Consequently, the appellant's late appeal was correctly rejected by the Court of Appeal.