Whether the appeal was admissible despite lacking conclusions.
No. An appeal must contain conclusions; without them, and where the appellant's intent cannot be determined with certainty, the appeal is inadmissible.
Article 461 CPC requires conclusions as a condition of admissibility. The court had invited the appellant to cure the defect under Article 17 CPC, but no corrected filing was submitted. Under Article 464(2) CPC, the court could decide on admissibility without further instruction.