Whether an appeal lies against a decision granting or refusing suspensive effect in debt-enforcement surveillance proceedings.
No. A decision on suspensive effect is purely procedural and not an enforcement measure, and neither the LP nor the cantonal rules provide an appeal against it.
The court held that complaints to the supervisory authority may target only a measure or decision of a debt-enforcement body. By settled case law and doctrine, granting, refusing, or withdrawing suspensive effect is a procedural measure, not a measure of compulsory execution. Cantonal law likewise provides no such remedy, and the CPC does not apply to complaint proceedings.