Cassation dismissed; factual errors in permanent teacher status claim outweighed material law misinterpretation.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by a teacher against a lower court's finding of permanent employment status. The appellant argued that the lower court misinterpreted the Teachers' Charter, but the court determined the core issue was flawed factual findings regarding the specific teachers being replaced. The court ruled that since the appellant failed to prove procedural errors causing these factual mistakes, the material law argument was insufficient to overturn the decision.