Whether a complaint/appeal lies against the refusal of suspensive effect in debt enforcement surveillance proceedings.
No. The grant, refusal, or withdrawal of suspensive effect is a procedural measure, not an enforcement measure, and neither the LP nor cantonal law provides a remedy against such a decision.
Supervisory complaints can target only measures or decisions of a debt enforcement body. Suspensive effect decisions are procedural only; therefore they fall outside the appealable acts under the LP, and cantonal procedural law also contains no such remedy. The CPC does not apply to complaint proceedings.