Key legal question
Whether the cantonal court violated the right to be heard by refusing further evidence on the parties' true intent
Extracted holding
No. The appellant never specified which timely and admissible evidence could establish a common real intention, so refusing evidence was permissible.
Extracted reasoning
The right to evidence does not require measures that are incapable of proving the disputed fact; the court may refuse them after non-arbitrary anticipatory assessment, and the appellant did not identify concrete proof offers.