Whether the appeal against the first-instance instruction order was admissible under Art. 319 lit. b No. 2 CPC.
The appeal was inadmissible because the appellant did not face a difficult-to-repair prejudice; he could still allege facts and request evidence later in the procedure.
The contested order was not expressly appealable. Any prejudice was not difficult to repair since new facts and evidence could still be raised at an instruction hearing, at the debates, and in the later second exchange of pleadings already granted.