Supreme Court allows appeal despite missing formal request, finding substantive legal issue suffices.

The Supreme Court overturned the District Court's dismissal of the cassation appeal, ruling that the lower court erred in rejecting the appeal solely for lacking a formally separated request. Although the appellant failed to explicitly isolate the request for admission to the proceedings, the appeal clearly raised a significant legal issue warranting review. The Court held that the substantive indication of a legal question within the appeal text implicitly constitutes the necessary request and justification, preventing the lower court from dismissing it on formal grounds.