Whether the appeal against the cost order met the formal requirements of motivation and conclusions under Art. 321 CPC.
No. The appeal did not sufficiently address the contested cost decision and lacked valid, specific conclusions.
The appellant argued about earlier proceedings and alleged criminal offences, but these complaints did not concern the subject of the appealed decision, namely the costs of the eviction execution. The requested relief was also too imprecise and related to other final decisions. Defects of motivation and deficient conclusions cannot be cured by setting a time limit.