Key legal question
Whether the constitutional complaint against the cantonal remand decision was admissible despite being directed only at the cost and compensation rulings.
Extracted holding
The remand decision was an interlocutory decision, and the cost and compensation rulings embedded in it were also interlocutory; they were not separately challengeable by constitutional complaint absent irreparable harm.
Extracted reasoning
Under Art. 87 OG, interlocutory decisions are only challengeable if they can cause irreparable prejudice. Consistent case law treats costs and compensation ordered with a remand as interlocutory as well. The appellant showed no reason to depart from that case law or any irreparable harm.