VfGH holds that for constitutional complaints, the post mailing date is decisive only if the complaint is correctly addressed to the court.

The Constitutional Court ruled that the date of post dispatch determines the admissibility of a constitutional complaint solely when the complaint is properly addressed to the court. The applicant argued the filing date was invalid due to a procedural error in the mailing address, while the respondent contended the complaint was untimely. The court decided that without correct addressing, the post dispatch date controls the timeline for filing.