Whether the recourse complied with the written motivation and conclusion requirements under Art. 321(1) CPC.
No. The corrected recourse remained incomprehensible and still contained no proper substantive prayers, so the defect was irreparable.
A second-instance recourse must state with sufficient precision what is challenged and what relief is sought. Irreparable defects in motivation or conclusions cannot be cured by a deadline under Art. 132 CPC or a judicial interpellation.