Key legal question
Whether the federal appeal against the cantonal interim decision was admissible and properly substantiated.
Extracted holding
The complaint was only partially examinable; insofar as it relied on new facts and merely appellatory criticism, it was not sufficiently substantiated.
Extracted reasoning
The court held that the wrong remedies instruction could not prejudice the appellant, but even under the correct remedy new factual allegations would generally be inadmissible. The filing lacked specific constitutional arguments required by Art. 90 OG.