Facts
The appellant [X.] filed an appeal against the decision of the Cantonal Court of St. Gallen, Single Judge for DEBA appeals, of 7 November 2011, which dismissed his appeal against the provisional debt enforcement for CHF 1'031'593.71. The appellant requests the annulment of the contested judgment and applies for a stay of execution, free legal aid, access to the files, and a hearing.
The respondent [Z. AG] had been granted provisional debt enforcement by the Single Judge of the District Court of St. Gallen. The appellant filed an appeal, which was dismissed by the Cantonal Court of St. Gallen. The appellant then filed an appeal in civil matters and a constitutional appeal to the Federal Supreme Court.
Considerations
The Federal Supreme Court treats the appellant's submission as an appeal in civil matters, since the subsidiary constitutional appeal is not available. The appellant merely submits a request for annulment, which is inadmissible. However, the appellant's reasoning suggests that he is seeking the refusal of the provisional debt enforcement or at least a remand to the lower court.
The appellant alleges various violations of the right to be heard, but his arguments do not meet the requirements for grounds of appeal. The appellant also claims that the two lower courts lacked territorial jurisdiction, but he fails to address the Cantonal Court's considerations.
Finally, the appellant disputes that the respondent is the creditor of the pledge…