Supreme Court dismisses appeal; court duty to serve official counsel arises only upon bar association designation.

The Supreme Court dismissed the appellant's appeal regarding the procedural deadline for filing a cassation. The appellant argued that the monthly deadline expired only after the court officially notified the designated lawyer, claiming prior service to the insured was ineffective. The court ruled that the obligation to serve documents to an official counsel arises solely when the bar association designates a specific attorney, meaning the deadline remained valid based on the initial service to the insured.