Whether the appeal complied with the written motivation and merits-conclusion requirements of Art. 321 CPC.
It did not. The appellant discussed the facts but failed to state any formal conclusions on the merits and thus did not file a properly motivated appeal.
A recourse under Art. 321 CPC must be written and reasoned, and it must contain concrete requests so the appellate court can decide anew if necessary. A mere challenge to the facts, without a request for relief, is an irreparable defect.