Whether the appeal against the curator-fee decision was admissible despite unquantified conclusions
The appeal was inadmissible because the appellant failed to state a specific amount, and the deficiency could not be cured.
Under Art. 450 CC and Art. 311 CPC, appeal submissions must be written and sufficiently precise. A monetary claim must be quantified. The court found that neither the conclusions nor the reasoning allowed it to infer a precise amount, and strict requirements applied because the appellant was a lawyer.