Key legal question
Whether the federal appeal against the cantonal refusal to entertain the complaint was admissible despite its incidental nature
Extracted holding
The appeal was inadmissible because the appellant failed to show a legal prejudice that could not later be remedied by an appeal against the final divorce judgment.
Extracted reasoning
A separate judgment on property liquidation in divorce is an incidental procedural order; immediate federal review requires a detailed showing of irreparable harm under Art. 93(1)(a) LTF. The appellant's references to allegedly violated procedural rules, arbitrary measures, and generic equity arguments did not explain any irreparable legal injury.