Supreme Court dismissed appeal in work accident case, ruling second instance court need not add evidence if facts are clear.

The Supreme Court dismissed the plaintiff's cassation appeal against a second-instance court's decision denying a work accident claim. The plaintiff argued that the lower courts failed to order expert opinions and site inspections required by specific procedural articles. The court ruled that the second instance court is not obligated to supplement factual findings unless necessary for the case, and since the plaintiff's claims lacked evidentiary support, the dismissal was justified.