Question juridique clé
Whether the reform appeal was admissible despite lacking quantified conclusions in a monetary dispute
Solution extraite
The appeal was inadmissible because it sought only annulment and did not contain quantified prayers, and no exception allowing remand applied.
Motifs extraits
In monetary disputes, a reform appeal must normally contain quantified conclusions under Art. 55(1)(b) OJ. A mere request for annulment is only exceptionally admissible if the Federal Court could not itself issue a final judgment and would have to remand under Art. 64(1) OJ. That exception was not met here.