Whether the appeal against refusal to release the curator from his mandate remained admissible and live after the first instance later granted the release.
The appellant lost his legal interest because the challenged refusal was replaced by a later decision granting the requested release; the appeal became moot.
A legal interest is required for admissibility, including in non-contentious proceedings. Since a later first-instance decision granted the exact relief sought, there was no remaining interest and the court merely noted mootness and struck the case from the docket.