Whether the appeal complied with the formal requirements for admissibility, in particular clear conclusions and a recognizable ground of appeal.
The appeal was not admissible because it contained no proper conclusions and no recognizable appeal grounds, and the appellant did not cure the defect within the ordered time limit.
Under the applicable civil procedure rules, an appeal must state the relief sought and the exact amount in dispute when relevant. After the president gave the appellant five days to correct the filing, it remained silent. The procedural defect therefore led to inadmissibility.