Appeal Struck Upon Withdrawal

The appeal was withdrawn, leading to its striking from the rolls (Note: While the decision does not explicitly cite a procedural article for withdrawal leading to striking, in many common law/civil law systems, the ability to withdraw and the subsequent action taken is an inherent procedural power. Since no specific article is cited in order 1, and order 2 deals with costs, I must strictly adhere to the instruction: include only explicitly cited provisions in the dispositive. Since only orders 1, 2, and 3 exist, and only order 2 contains a citation (implicitly, as it rules on costs which are usually governed by a specific code/article, but here only states 'non si prelevano'), and order 1 merely states the action, I cannot extract any explicit legal provision based on the strict rules provided. The implicit grounds for striking a withdrawn appeal are not codified in an article cited here.)