Key legal question
Admissibility of the subsidiary constitutional complaint against the cantonal judgment
Extracted holding
The complaint was inadmissible because the contested federal remedy was not aimed at a final cantonal-instance decision in the part challenging the first-instance rulings, and because the constitutional pleading requirements were not met.
Extracted reasoning
The value threshold for an ordinary civil appeal was not reached, so the filing had to be treated as a subsidiary constitutional complaint. Such a remedy allows only constitutional grievances, which must be clearly and specifically argued. The appellants attacked the first-instance decisions directly, failed to engage with the cantonal court's main reasoning on irreparable harm, and did not address the alternative merits reasoning; where a decision rests on independent alternative grounds, both must be challenged.