Key legal question
Whether the municipality had standing to bring a constitutional complaint against the cantonal judgment
Extracted holding
No standing existed because the municipality acted as a public authority in a public-law relationship, not as a private person or autonomous communal entity.
Extracted reasoning
Constitutional complaint protects constitutionally guaranteed rights; municipalities may invoke it only when affected like private persons or when communal autonomy/best-existence is at stake. Here the dispute concerned public-law duties in compulsory health insurance, and the municipality acted in the exercise of public tasks.