Whether the appeal against the tutelary cost decision was admissible despite missing conclusions.
The appeal was inadmissible because it contained no clear grievance or specific relief sought, and the appellant failed to submit a proper amended filing after being invited to do so.
Under the applicable procedural rules, an irregular filing may be returned for correction; if the defect is not cured, the court rules on admissibility without further instruction. Here, the appellant merely resent the same letter and still did not state what he contested or what amendment he sought.