Key legal question
Whether the appeal against the refusal-to-proceed order was admissible despite the absence of conclusions and reasoning.
Extracted holding
No. Even if motivation is not strictly required, an appeal must at least make clear what is sought. Because the filing contained no conclusions and no request allowing the court to understand its purpose, it was inadmissible.
Extracted reasoning
The court found it implausible that the appellant only learned of the 2001 order in 2009, but left that issue open. The decisive point was that the appeal neither explained the request for reopening of the investigation nor contained any conclusion, so its object could not be discerned.