Key legal question
Whether the federal appeal against the refusal of legal aid was sufficiently reasoned and admissible as a constitutional complaint.
Extracted holding
The appeal was manifestly inadmissible because it did not allege or properly reason any violation of constitutional rights; it mainly argued points of federal private law unrelated to the contested legal-aid decision.
Extracted reasoning
A subsidiary constitutional complaint requires a complaint based on constitutional rights, with specific reasoning under Arts. 42(2), 106(2) and 117 LTF. The appellant did not challenge arbitrariness in the relevant procedural provisions or a violation of Art. 29(3) Constitution.