Criminal appeal dismissed; court rejects claim that bankruptcy proceedings preclude labor relationship existence determination.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by the bankrupt company against the district court's ruling to determine the existence of an employment relationship. The company argued that bankruptcy proceedings rendered the labor relationship non-existent or irrelevant, while the plaintiff maintained the relationship persisted despite the insolvency. The court rejected this argument, holding that bankruptcy does not automatically negate the factual existence of a labor contract.