Whether the appeal against the fee-fixing decision met the formal requirements of Art. 321 CPC.
No. The appellant failed to state motivated, sufficiently precise and quantified conclusions on the merits.
A civil appeal under Arts. 319 et seq. CPC is primarily cassatory, but the appellant must still set out what relief is sought and, in monetary matters, quantify the claim. Defective motivation and deficient conclusions are not curable formal defects; the court therefore could not set a deadline to remedy them.