Whether the appeal against the mainlevée order was admissible despite lacking reform or nullity conclusions.
No. The filing did not meet the mandatory content requirements for an appeal under the applicable procedural rules, even after the appellant was given a short period to correct it.
The appeal was timely, but it did not state what part of the decision was challenged or what change was requested. After a judicial order to cure the defect, the new filing still contained no proper conclusions, so the appeal had to be declared inadmissible.