Key legal question
Whether the appeal was admissible against the cantonal remand decision as an interim decision under Art. 93 BGG
Extracted holding
The remand decision left the first-instance judge discretion and caused no irreparable legal harm; the appellant also failed to show any exception under Art. 93(1)(b) BGG.
Extracted reasoning
A remand is ordinarily not immediately appealable when the lower court retains decision-making freedom. The appellant did not demonstrate a non-remediable legal disadvantage or that an immediate decision would avoid substantial time or cost in extensive evidence-taking.