Whether the appeal satisfied the formal requirements of conclusions and reasoning under Article 311 CPC
The appeal was not admissible because it contained neither proper conclusions nor any explanation of why the first-instance reasoning was wrong.
An appeal must be motivated and, in pecuniary matters, must contain sufficiently precise, quantified conclusions. The appellant’s filing only explained why he could not submit a full brief and did not challenge the judgment on the merits; this defect was incurable.