Omission of required annulment request in individual constitutional complaint under Art. 140 B-VG

The Constitutional Court dismissed the petition as inadmissible, resulting in the petitioner's loss. The case involved a constitutional complaint filed against § 22 of the Tyrol Municipal Ordinance 1966, explicitly relying on the final sentence of Article 140(1) of the Federal Constitutional Law (B-VG) for individual recourse. The Court ruled that the submission failed to comply with the mandatory procedural requirements because it did not contain the required request for annulment ("Aufhebungsbegehren") prescribed by the first sentence of § 62(1) of the Constitutional Jurisdiction Act 1953 (VerfGG 1953), which is a condition precedent for such individual applications; this unremediable formal defect necessitated the rejection of the complaint without examining the merits.