Key legal question
Whether the interim order could be appealed despite being a preliminary measure.
Extracted holding
The decision was a separate interim measure under Art. 93 BGG, but the appeal was admissible because the appellants sufficiently relied on existing case law and the required irreparable legal harm could not be denied for admissibility purposes.
Extracted reasoning
The Court held that, for future cases, appellants must show a concrete irreparable legal harm, but in this case it would be contrary to good faith to fault the appellants for not doing so because they had relied on prior jurisprudence.