Key legal question
Whether the father's appeal against the custody allocation should be admitted and succeed
Extracted holding
The appeal failed on the admissible issues; the lower court's custody allocation was not shown to be constitutionally unlawful or arbitrary.
Extracted reasoning
In a challenge to provisional family measures, only constitutional rights may be invoked. The appellant's arguments were largely appellatory, relied on inadmissible new evidence, and did not demonstrate arbitrariness in the appellate court's assessment of parental care capacities or children's interests.