Cassation Court annuls appellate sentence regarding accessory bankruptcy penalties fixed by law after constitutional invalidation.

The Court of Cassation annulled the appellate judgment solely concerning the fixed duration of accessory bankruptcy penalties, ruling them illegal due to a prior constitutional invalidation. The appellant argued that the lower court failed to adjust these penalties despite the constitutional ruling, while the defense contended the fixed terms were unlawful. The court held that accessory penalties must be re-determined by the appellate judge when the main sentence is reduced, overriding the previous fixed statutory measure.