Key legal question
Whether the public-law appeal was admissible despite lacking conclusions in the notice of appeal.
Extracted holding
The appeal was inadmissible because the pleading did not contain the appellant's conclusions, which are required for admissibility.
Extracted reasoning
Under the former OJ, the appeal had to satisfy Art. 90 para. 1 let. a OJ; this requirement was not met, so the Court could not enter into the merits and could decide under the simplified procedure of Art. 36a OJ.