Key legal question
Whether the filing could be treated as a subsidiary constitutional complaint and whether it was sufficiently reasoned.
Extracted holding
The filing was treated as a subsidiary constitutional complaint, but it did not meet the mandatory reasoning requirements and was therefore inadmissible.
Extracted reasoning
The contested cantonal decision was not open to a civil appeal because the value in dispute and a question of fundamental importance were lacking. As a subsidiary constitutional complaint, only constitutional rights could be invoked, and the appellant had to identify and substantiate the alleged violations with reference to the reasons of the challenged decision. The submission plainly failed to do so.