Whether the appeal met the CPC requirements of written, reasoned, and quantified conclusions in a pecuniary case.
The appeal did not contain quantified conclusions and its reasoning was insufficient; it was therefore inadmissible.
Under Art. 321(1) CPC, the appeal must state what is sought and, in monetary disputes, the conclusions must be quantified. The appellant merely listed dossier items and comments, so the court could not identify any admissible request.