Whether the appeal satisfied the formal requirements of Art. 461 CPC Vaud, especially the duty to state conclusions and the nature of the challenge.
The appeal did not meet the mandatory formal requirements because it contained no conclusions and did not allow the appellant's intention to be determined with certainty.
Under Art. 461 CPC, conclusions are a condition of admissibility. The submitted appeal lacked any conclusion. The defect was not cured after the president ordered the appellant to redo the filing under Art. 17 CPC; the notice was returned unclaimed. The court therefore ruled without further instruction under Art. 464 al. 2 CPC.