Cassation appeal dismissed because administrative enforcement rulings are not final judgments under civil procedure law.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal against the appellate court's decision rejecting the appeal against an administrative enforcement order. The appellant argued that the lower court's rulings were substantive judgments rather than procedural orders, yet the court held they were formal decisions under the Administrative Enforcement Act. Consequently, since no specific law permits a cassation appeal against such administrative enforcement rulings, the general rule of the Civil Procedure Code applies, rendering the appeal inadmissible.