Supreme Court allows labor dispute appeal despite missing appeal value, ruling it does not block proper proceedings.

The Supreme Court partially allowed the appellant's cassation against a labor dispute judgment that omitted the value of the subject matter. The appellant had failed to specify the appeal value, which the lower court deemed a formal defect requiring correction. The court ruled that since the appeal targeted a specific monetary amount and did not hinder the proper progression of proceedings, the omission was not fatal. Consequently, the cassation was accepted in part while the correction of the employment certificate was rejected.