Supreme Court dismisses delay complaint as moot after final judgment rendered before complaint hearing.

The Supreme Court dismissed the applicant's complaint regarding excessive procedural delay because the appeal court had already issued a final judgment before the complaint was heard. The applicant argued that the proceedings had dragged on for eight years without rational justification, but the court noted that the purpose of such a complaint is to stop ongoing delays. Since the case was resolved by a final verdict, the complaint became legally moot and could no longer serve its intended function.