Is an appeal admissible against the decision refusing suspensive effect in a debt enforcement complaint procedure?
No. A decision granting, refusing, or withdrawing suspensive effect is purely procedural and not an enforcement measure; neither federal debt enforcement law nor cantonal procedure provides an appeal against it.
A complaint to the supervisory authority may challenge only a measure or decision of a debt enforcement body. Decisions on suspensive effect are procedural in nature. Therefore, no remedy under the Federal Debt Enforcement and Bankruptcy Act or cantonal law exists.