Supreme Court dismisses appeal; appellate court not required to specify missing circumstances for cassation rejection.

The Supreme Court dismissed the appellants' appeal against the appellate court's rejection of their cassation. The appellate court rejected the cassation because the appellants failed to present specific circumstances justifying its examination, a requirement introduced by the Civil Procedure Code. The Supreme Court ruled that the appellate court was not obligated to explicitly identify these missing circumstances in its decision, as the statutory requirement is a distinct condition separate from the general grounds and reasoning of the cassation.