Whether the cantonal court violated the duty to give reasons and the right to be heard by not addressing the buyer's arguments on self-payments and inadmissible new allegations.
The appellate judgment was insufficiently reasoned, but the Supreme Court did not remand on that ground alone because the appeal succeeded on the merits.
The appellate court failed to engage with key submissions on the self-payment issue, so the appellant could not understand why its arguments were rejected. However, a remand solely for that reason would have been pointless given the outcome on the substantive issues.