Key legal question
Whether a public-law parish municipality had standing to bring a state-law constitutional complaint against a cantonal court non-entry decision
Extracted holding
It lacked standing because it acted as a public-law entity in a dispute over public-task financing and did not invoke an applicable autonomy or existence guarantee.
Extracted reasoning
Public-law corporations may file such complaints only exceptionally, when they are affected like private persons or can invoke protected autonomy; neither applied here.