Supreme Court dismisses appeal claiming second instance court violated procedural rules by not amending the appeal.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by an employee against a second-instance labor court ruling. The employee argued that the second-instance court violated procedural rules by failing to amend the appeal with specific grounds, as the original appeal merely expressed dissatisfaction. The court held that because the plaintiff's initial claim was precise and the second-instance court correctly identified the facts, no amendment was necessary.