Key legal question
Whether the appeal met the requirements for a reformative request and admissible reasoning
Extracted holding
The appeal was largely inadmissible because the appellant sought only annulment/remittal without a proper substantive request and failed to meet the reasoning requirements for several complaints.
Extracted reasoning
Under Art. 42 and 107 BGG, an appellant generally must submit a concrete request on the merits. Bare remand requests are insufficient unless the Federal Court cannot decide itself. The same applies to costs complaints and to unsupported factual and constitutional grievances.