Whether the appeal against the refusal of legal aid remained justiciable after the first-instance definitive debt-enforcement ruling
The appeal became moot because the definitive lifting decision was rendered in the underlying case and the appeal had no suspensive effect.
The challenged legal-aid decision related to the pending objection-lifting case. Since the first instance had already decided that case, and the appeal did not suspend that decision, there was no live dispute left; the matter had to be removed from the docket.