Appeal Inadmissibility Due to Incomplete Documentation

The case concerned an appeal against a judgment concerning an indemnity payment, where the appellant, failing to satisfy the formal requirements for submitting their appeal, did not include the necessary excerpts from the contested decision to allow the appellate court to properly review the merits of the claim. The court of cassation deemed the appeal inadmissible because the appellant failed to provide sufficient documentation, specifically the relevant parts of the decision under review, which is a mandatory procedural requirement for establishing jurisdiction and enabling substantive review.