Whether the appeal against the provisional custody/visitation order was admissible despite lacking conclusions and clear grievances.
The appeal was inadmissible because the appellant filed no proper conclusions and the subsequent submissions remained unclear and out of time.
Under Art. 17 CPC, the court may set a deadline to cure formal defects; if the corrected filing is still defective, the court rules on admissibility without further instruction under Art. 464 al. 2 CPC. Here, the appeal contained no conclusions and no clear challenge to the first-instance order.