Whether the defendant association had capacity to be sued and whether the action was admissible
The association could at least temporarily not be sued because it lacked the capacity to act in court; the dismissal as inadmissible was lawful.
The claimant could not identify a current representative; the association appeared to have no functioning management. In such circumstances, the court could treat the action as inadmissible under Art. 67 CPC rather than suspend the case, especially since a dismissal without prejudice does not bar later refiling after curing the defect.