Key legal question
Whether the public-law appeal was admissible in a residence-permit refusal case
Extracted holding
No admissible public-law appeal lay because the appellant had no statutory or treaty-based entitlement to the permits sought.
Extracted reasoning
Article 83(c)(2) BGG bars public-law appeals where no right to the permit exists. The appellant could not rely on Article 7 ANAG after the cantonal judgment had already found his reliance on the marriage abusive and that finding had not been timely challenged.