Key legal question
Whether the constitutional complaint against the cantonal remittal decision was admissible
Extracted holding
The complaint was inadmissible because no violated constitutional right was invoked and no legally protected interest in overturning the remittal decision was shown.
Extracted reasoning
A public-law appeal was excluded for tax debt relief matters; only a constitutional complaint could be considered. The appellant failed to allege a constitutional right and lacked a protected interest, especially since the lower court had merely remitted the matter for a new decision. The requirements for challenging an interlocutory decision were also not met.