Key legal question
Whether the appeal against the Commercial Court judgment was admissible and whether factual findings were sufficiently established for review
Extracted holding
The appeal was admissible, but the Commercial Court's factual findings were too sparse for final legal review on the merits; the case had to be remanded for fact-finding.
Extracted reasoning
The Supreme Court held that it is bound by the cantonally established facts and cannot itself create the missing factual basis. Because essential elements for the legal assessment of the challenged payments were unresolved, especially on intent and knowledge, remand was necessary.