Key legal question
Whether the cantonal court committed excessive formalism by refusing to hear the challenge against access to parcel No. 6892.
Extracted holding
No. Under the cantonal quarter-plan procedure, objections had to be raised before or at the second owners' meeting; the appellants did not do so, and requiring clear positions at that stage was justified.
Extracted reasoning
The rule served procedural economy and legal certainty. Given conflicting interests and the need to finalize the plan after the second meeting, it was reasonable to require the appellants to expressly maintain their objection. Their silence, despite legal representation and contrary proposals by the parcel owner, justified forfeiture of the complaint right.