Whether the debtor's appeal against the peace judge's order was admissible despite the order being fully favorable to her.
The appeal was inadmissible because the appellant had no legally protected interest in challenging a decision that entirely favored her.
Under Art. 59 para. 1 and 2 let. a CPC, standing requires an interest in appeal. The impugned order merely took note of the creditor's withdrawal, canceled the hearing, and imposed costs against the creditor, so the debtor suffered no adverse legal effect.