Key legal question
Whether the public law appeal was admissible despite the limited constitutional reasoning in the petition
Extracted holding
The appeal was admissible in principle only as to the alleged arbitrariness claims, but the concrete arguments did not meet the strict pleading requirements and were therefore not considered.
Extracted reasoning
Under Art. 90(1)(b) OJ, a constitutional complaint must specify precisely which constitutional rights were violated and how. The appellant merely opposed its own version of the facts and law to that of the cantonal court, without showing arbitrariness in the factual findings or legal assessment; such appellatory criticism is insufficient.