Whether an appeal lies against an order granting superprovisional marital measures
The appeal is not admissible because the challenged order was a superprovisional measure, for which the ordinary appeal route is unavailable.
The court held that the appellant's later written statement did not make the decision contradictory, since it was filed after the order had already been sent. A later hearing date did not transform the order into a provisional decision; at most it could have justified a complaint for unjustified delay, which was not chosen.