Key legal question
Admissibility of the subsidiary constitutional complaint against the cantonal decision on possessory relief
Extracted holding
The subsidiary constitutional complaint was admissible because no ordinary appeal was available due to the value threshold, and the decision was a final cantonal decision.
Extracted reasoning
Possessory relief under cantonal law was treated as a final decision; the regular civil appeal was unavailable because the dispute value was below the statutory minimum. The complainants had standing and invoked constitutional rights with sufficient potential relevance.