Upon re-examination of the evidence by the trial appellate court, it was found that the students were not made in accordance with the law and thus the higher demand in the dismissal of the plaintiffs was the result of the appellate court's correctness of the evidence. In the affirmation in which the Supreme Court affirmed that the High Court and the Appellate Court had regularly evaluated the record of evidence and their conclusions were drawn on it, such a finding based on the correct definition of evidence. Was not proven. It was found that the students were not made according to the law and the appellate court had rightly dismissed their case and the High Court affirmed it.
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