Question juridique clé
Whether the SchKG complaints were admissible despite lacking a proper statement of facts, reasoning, and evidence.
Solution extraite
The complaints were inadmissible because the submissions did not satisfy the formal reasoning requirements and did not engage with the cantonal decision.
Motifs extraits
Under Art. 26(3) EGSchKG, a complaint to the upper supervisory authority must contain a concise statement of facts, reasoning, and evidence; the appellants merely alleged irregularities and price collusion without proper substantiation. Their federal complaints also failed to address the challenged decision as required by Art. 79(1) OG, and the reasoning had to be contained in the complaint itself.