Key legal question
Whether the subsidiary constitutional complaint was admissible despite lacking an express request and specific constitutional reasoning.
Extracted holding
The complaint was manifestly inadmissible because it did not contain a clear prayer for relief or substantiated allegations of constitutional violation.
Extracted reasoning
Under Arts. 42 and 106 BGG, the pleading must set out the request and explain, in a focused way, how the challenged decision violates rights; mere hardship arguments about living expenses and pension use do not satisfy the requirement, and the Federal Supreme Court reviews only legal questions and constitutional rights in this procedure.