Appeal Regarding Enforceability of Acknowledgment of Debt for Definitive Authorization

The case involves an appeal against a lower court's order granting definitive legal authorization for a debt, where the appellant contested the procedural validity of the enforcement document, arguing it was not an enforceable title because it was not a formally executed or notarized document as required by law for definitive authorization proceedings. The court dismissed the appeal, reasoning that the document—a partially executed acknowledgment of debt with an explicit declaration of irrevocability concerning the debt amount—met the formal requirements of an enforceable title because the appellant had unequivocally and substantially acknowledged the existence and amount of the debt in writing, thereby satisfying the statutory prerequisite for definitive legal authorization even if it lacked full notarial certification.