Key legal question
Whether the federal complaint was admissible as a civil-law appeal despite the missing minimum dispute value and no substantiated fundamental legal question.
Extracted holding
The complaint could not be treated as an appeal in civil matters because the appellant failed to show a fundamental legal question and the minimum amount in dispute was not reached; it was only potentially a subsidiary constitutional complaint.
Extracted reasoning
No understandable demonstration of a fundamental legal question under Art. 74(2)(a) BGG and the dispute value requirement of Art. 74(1)(b) BGG was not met.