Key legal question
Whether the public-law appeal satisfied the constitutional motivation requirements against the imputation of a hypothetical income in provisional divorce measures.
Extracted holding
No. The appellant merely opposed his own view to that of the cantonal court and did not substantiate arbitrariness with concrete evidence or precise job-search efforts.
Extracted reasoning
Under art. 90(1)(b) OJ, a public-law appeal must clearly and specifically identify the constitutional violation. In arbitrariness review, the Federal Court only examines expressly raised, well-motivated complaints and will not substitute its own assessment for the cantonal court's.