Key legal question
Whether the cantonal court violated the right to be heard by not conducting an evidence procedure
Extracted holding
No. The appellant had effectively waived further evidence requests by not identifying concrete evidence and stating that no further measures were called for.
Extracted reasoning
The right to be heard includes taking timely and properly offered relevant evidence. But where the party does not specify suitable evidence and effectively accepts that no further evidentiary measures are needed, the refusal to hold an evidence procedure is not unconstitutional.