Supreme Court dismissed appeal on procedural delay, ruling it cannot exceed efficiency control of proceedings.

The Supreme Court dismissed Edward M.'s appeal regarding alleged procedural delay in the appeal court's handling of a pension base amount adjustment. The appellant argued that the court failed to address a specific request from 2002, while the opposing party contended the matter was already being resolved within the existing appeal proceedings. The court ruled that such an appeal is limited to checking the efficiency of the process and cannot adjudicate the merits of the underlying dispute or separate issues already under consideration.