Key legal question
Whether the contract could be invalidated for essential error or deceit based on alleged pre-contractual assurances
Extracted holding
The alleged assurances were not proven, so the employer could not rely on essential error or deceit to invalidate the employment contract.
Extracted reasoning
The cantonal courts had assessed the evidence without arbitrariness; the employer mainly attacked the testimony of its own director-adjoint, but did not show that decisive corroborating evidence was ignored.