Key legal question
Whether the nullity appeal to the Federal Court was admissible despite failure to exhaust cantonal remedies on territorial competence
Extracted holding
The appeal was inadmissible because the appellant should first have used the cantonal appeal for declinatory objections under Fribourg procedure.
Extracted reasoning
The court held that, regardless of whether the order was treated as a final decision or as provisional measures, a challenge based on federal territorial-competence rules required exhaustion of the ordinary cantonal remedy. Under Fribourg procedure, the cantonal appeal against a president's provisional-measures order was the proper remedy for a declinatory objection and had devolutive effect.