Whether the appeal met the admissibility requirements of motivation and substantive conclusions under Art. 321 CPC
The submission did not sufficiently identify any error in the first-instance decision and did not contain proper substantive conclusions; it was therefore inadmissible.
A party must explain concretely why the challenged decision is wrong and must not merely refer to earlier submissions or attach unrelated material. Here, the appellant’s filing did not show the link between alleged rent arrears and the obligation to reimburse procedural advances and costs, and it did not raise a proper grievance against the decision.