Cassation dismissed for procedural violation claim regarding court closure as non-essential procedural rule.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by Adela K. against a final judgment denying her father's pension rights. The appellant argued that the trial president's closure of the proceedings violated procedural rules, claiming new evidence regarding the cause of death should have been considered. The court ruled that the closure was a routine procedural act without significant weight and that the medical experts' findings sufficiently explained the case facts.