Finality of Constitutional Court decisions and absence of further legal remedies against its rulings

The Constitutional Court dismissed the challenge as inadmissible, upholding the final and unappealable nature of its own prior decisions. The dispute arose from an attempt to seek judicial review against a previous ruling of the Constitutional Court, rather than against a legislative act or administrative decision. Relying on Articles 137 et seq. of the Federal Constitutional Law (B-VG), the Court established that no legal remedy is available against the decisions of the Constitutional Court, specifically its resolutions, which are thereby definitively final and binding.