Filing a personal cassation appeal does not interrupt the deadline for requesting a time extension.

The Supreme Court dismissed the applicant's appeal against the Second Instance Court's rejection of his late personal cassation. The applicant argued that the procedural deadline for filing the cassation had expired due to his own fault, while the opposing party contended the appeal did not interrupt the statutory period for requesting a time extension. The court ruled that under the Code of Civil Procedure, filing a personal cassation does not interrupt the running of the deadline to request a time extension, rendering the cassation untimely.