Key legal question
Whether the filing could be treated as a civil appeal or only as a subsidiary constitutional complaint
Extracted holding
The ordinary civil appeal was unavailable because the value in dispute did not reach the statutory threshold; the filing was admissible only as a subsidiary constitutional complaint.
Extracted reasoning
The dispute arose from co-ownership and was civil in nature, but the amount at stake for removal and substitute performance was manifestly below the appeal threshold. The complaint therefore could only be examined as a constitutional complaint.