Supreme Court dismissed appeal on procedural delay, ruling substantive review of lower court rulings is inadmissible.

The Supreme Court dismissed the appellant's complaint regarding the excessive length of proceedings. The appellant argued that the appellate court's decisions were flawed and caused unreasonable delays, but the court found the proceedings were conducted with appropriate efficiency. The court ruled that the specific statute governing complaints on delay does not permit a substantive review of the lower court's decisions, limiting the examination to procedural efficiency.