Key legal question
Whether the federal public law appeal was admissible despite the absence of a statutory or treaty-based entitlement to the requested residence permit.
Extracted holding
The appeal in public law matters was inadmissible as to the permit request because the applicant had no enforceable entitlement to the discretionary hardship permit and no surviving family-based residence right.
Extracted reasoning
The earlier judgment had finally rejected any family-law residence claim; the hardship permit under Art. 30(1)(b) AuG is discretionary and therefore does not open the public law appeal route under Art. 83(c) nos. 2 and 5 BGG.