Whether the 31 July 2014 appellate judgment contained a contradiction justifying interpretation under Art. 334 CPC.
No. The reasons and operative part were not contradictory; the applicant remained an usufructuary, not an heir, and therefore had no entitlement to an heir certificate.
The court held that the challenged judgment sufficiently explained that the testamentary disposition had been contested and then withdrawn, so the applicant remained usufructuary even if the condition was not met. Because he was not an heir, refusal of the certificate followed consistently.