Supreme Court dismisses appeal by non-lawyer plaintiff for lack of standing to file cassation or appeal.

The Supreme Court dismissed the appellant's appeal against a lower court's decision rejecting his cassation and imposing a fine. The appellant, Leon K., argued that his legal status remained valid despite not appearing on the current list of lawyers, claiming the lower court's reasoning constituted blackmail. The court ruled that the right to practice law arises only upon inscription on the official list and ends upon removal, meaning the appellant lacked the necessary qualification to act as counsel or file appeals himself.