Supreme Court dismisses appeal to establish servitude of passage due to lack of legal interest and procedural defects.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by S. S. against the lower court's refusal to establish a servitude of passage. The applicant argued for the right to pass through the defendant's land, while the opposing party contended that the request lacked legal interest and failed to meet procedural requirements. The court ruled that the application was inadmissible because the applicant could not demonstrate a sufficient legal interest or a valid procedural basis for the claim.