Key legal question
Whether refusing to grant a deadline to cure an appeal lacking reasons was overly formalistic or contrary to good faith.
Extracted holding
For a legally represented party that deliberately files an unreasoned appeal for tactical reasons, refusing a curing deadline under cantonal procedure is constitutionally permissible.
Extracted reasoning
Minimal reasoning requirements for appeals are legitimate; extending time would undermine the statutory appeal period. The appellant was represented by counsel and intentionally omitted reasons, so no excess formalism or violation of good faith occurred.