Key legal question
Whether the public law appeal against the intermediate decision on suspensive effect was admissible.
Extracted holding
The appeal was admissible because the underlying residence-permit dispute could, in principle, be brought by public law appeal and the refusal of suspensive effect caused a legally relevant, potentially irreversible detriment.
Extracted reasoning
The court held that the applicant had a arguable right to family life with his settled child under Art. 8 ECHR and Art. 13 BV, even though no permit claim arose from the former marriage. This made the ordinary public law appeal available and satisfied the requirement of irreparable harm.