Key legal question
Whether the constitutional subsidiary appeal was admissible despite the availability of a public law appeal
Extracted holding
The public law appeal was available, so the subsidiary constitutional appeal was not the correct route; the filing was treated as admissible as a public law appeal.
Extracted reasoning
Because the underlying dispute concerned refusal to extend a residence permit and public-law review was open under the relevant federal act, the challenge to the legal-aid decision could be brought by public law appeal.