Finality of Constitutional Court decisions and exclusion of legal remedies against its orders

The Austrian Constitutional Court (VfGH) affirmed that no legal remedies are available against its own decisions, including interlocutory orders, thereby upholding the finality of its jurisdictional acts. This ruling addressed a procedural challenge to the appealability of a specific Constitutional Court order, clarifying that such decisions are not subject to further review or recourse. The decisive legal basis rests on the long-standing jurisprudence that the VfGH’s pronouncements are final and immune from subsequent legal challenge, a principle reiterated in prior precedent to define the limits of judicial hierarchy and procedural finality within the Austrian constitutional framework.