Whether the appellate case should be struck from the roll after bankruptcy closure and the parties' silence on the lack of written reasons
The case was struck from the roll because the written reasons were no longer to be issued and no party objected within the set deadline.
Under Art. 318(2) CPC, the appellate instance ordinarily notifies the parties of its decision with written reasons. Here, the dispositive part had already been notified, the bankruptcy intervened, the writing of reasons was suspended, the bankruptcy was later closed for lack of assets, and the parties did not object to the case being removed from the docket without reasons.