Whether the unemployment fund committed a formal denial of justice or undue delay in deciding the claimant's dispute over insured earnings.
No. A three-week period between the opposition and the denial-of-justice appeal was too short to constitute an unreasonable delay, and the fund had in any event issued its opposition decision shortly thereafter.
Art. 29(1) Cst. prohibits formal denial of justice, including delay in deciding. Reasonableness depends on the circumstances, complexity, importance of the case, and the conduct of the parties and authority. Here the authority did not remain inactive for an unreasonable time.