Whether the appeal against the mainlevée order was admissible despite lacking conclusions and clear grounds.
The appeal was inadmissible because it did not contain the required reform or nullity conclusions, nor any identifiable challenge to the appealed order.
Under Art. 461 CPC, as applicable by Art. 58(1) LVLP, an appeal must identify the challenged decision and state the requested modification; the appellant's later filing still only expressed complaints without attacking the mainlevée order in the required form. The court had already granted a short cure period under Art. 17 CPC, but the defect persisted.