Key legal question
Whether the appeal against the interim order was admissible under the BGG and FZA framework.
Extracted holding
The appeal was inadmissible because the challenged ruling was an interim decision and the appellant failed to satisfy the specific admissibility requirements.
Extracted reasoning
Although the FZA avoided the general exclusion under Art. 83 lit. c no. 1 BGG, objections to the refusal of suspensive effect lacked the constitutionally required substantiation, and the refusal of evidence did not show an irreparable legal disadvantage.