Key legal question
Whether the appeal against the summary judgment was admissible despite the absence of a prior request for written reasons.
Extracted holding
A request for written reasons under Art. 239(2) CPC is a necessary precondition for an appeal when the first-instance court notified only the dispositive part with the statutory warning.
Extracted reasoning
In summary proceedings, the court may communicate the judgment by dispositive only. If the dispositive expressly states that failure to request reasons amounts to waiver of appeal or recourse, the party must first request written reasons; otherwise the appeal is inadmissible.