Key legal question
Whether a revision ground existed under Art. 123(2)(a) BGG because the postal delivery information was allegedly incorrect.
Extracted holding
No. The applicant did not show any decisive new fact or evidence undermining the presumption of proper service; the postal report did not reveal a delivery defect.
Extracted reasoning
The alleged refusal to hand over a later mailing concerned only a later attempt and was irrelevant. For the relevant period, the applicant had not shown that he had created clear delivery conditions, in particular by having a letterbox bearing his name. The Court relied on the postal report and found no postal mistake.