Supreme Court dismisses appeal; court has no duty to inform appointed counsel of deadline expiry.

The Supreme Court dismissed the applicant's appeal against the appellate court's refusal to restore a missed cassation deadline. The applicant argued that the court violated procedural rules by failing to inform her appointed counsel of the deadline, while the appellate court held the delay resulted from the counsel's own negligence. The Supreme Court ruled that the law does not impose an obligation on the court to notify counsel of the deadline, and the delay was not excusable given the case's simplicity and the counsel's actions.