Supreme Court dismisses appeal regarding exclusion from cooperative, ruling written notice is required for effectiveness.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal against a labor court decision excluding a member from a work cooperative. The appellant argued the exclusion was invalid because he was not formally notified of the supervisory board meeting where the decision was made. The court held that while the meeting notice was missing, the exclusion became legally effective only upon the delivery of a written notice with justification, which was subsequently provided.