Whether the complaint against the bankruptcy warning was admissible despite missing copies and other attachments
The complaint was admissible because the complainant supplied the contested notice and proof of receipt within the deadline; the missing copies did not justify non-entry.
The filing procedure under cantonal debt-enforcement law is simple and informal. The copy of the bankruptcy warning fulfilled the requirement to produce the attacked measure and proof of its receipt. Requiring dismissal for missing duplicates would be excessive formalism and contrary to good faith.