Key legal question
Whether the appeal was admissible against the cantonal decision on superprovisional measures and whether the reasoning met the requirements of the Federal Supreme Court Act.
Extracted holding
The appeal was inadmissible because it did not sufficiently address the decisive reasoning of the lower court and contained no adequate constitutional reasoning.
Extracted reasoning
The Court held that, in interim-measures cases, only constitutional violations may be raised; such objections must be set out clearly and in detail. The appellant failed to engage with the two decisive cantonal reasons and therefore did not satisfy the reasoning requirements under the Federal Supreme Court Act.