Key legal question
Whether the Regierungsrat of Schwyz had constitutional competence to decide the corporation members' complaint about the use of communal funds for a road tax.
Extracted holding
The cantonal constitution did not assign such usage-right disputes to the Regierungsrat; at most he had supervisory powers over administrative regularity, not authority to decide private-law disputes between members.
Extracted reasoning
Arts. 60 and 61 of the Schwyz constitution cover objections concerning elections, proceedings, and supervision of districts and communes, but not disputes over the extent of individual usage rights in corporation property. The characterization of such disputes as civil or administrative depends on cantonal statutory law, not the constitution.