Key legal question
Whether the recourse was admissible despite the sale having already been executed.
Extracted holding
The appellant no longer had a current, practical interest in challenging the refusal of suspensive effect; the recourse was therefore inadmissible.
Extracted reasoning
An appeal requires a present, practical interest. Since the forced sale had already taken place, neither current nor virtual interest remained. Because the filing likely occurred after execution, the case was inadmissible rather than merely moot.