Supreme Court allows new cassation appeal after previous one was dismissed, clarifying procedural requirements.

The Supreme Court overturned the District Court's dismissal of the defendants' cassation appeal, ruling that a new appeal can be filed within the statutory deadline even if a prior one was rejected. The lower court had rejected the appeal because it allegedly lacked proper construction of grounds and failed to identify the specific judgment being challenged. The Supreme Court held that the appeal met all formal requirements under the Civil Procedure Code, noting that the lower court incorrectly attempted a substantive review of the appeal's justification rather than a formal one.