CPC appeal barred against interlocutory ruling on immediate enforceability in civil proceedings.

The Supreme Court dismissed the plaintiff's appeal against the appellate court's decision suspending the immediate enforceability of a default judgment. The plaintiff argued the ruling was part of the main trial and thus appealable, while the appellate court incorrectly cited execution procedure rules. The court clarified that immediate enforceability is a feature of the trial phase, not execution, and since the ruling did not conclude the case, no appeal was permitted.