Individual constitutional complaint inadmissible where administrative court jurisdiction provides a reasonable path for challenging statutory norm

The Austrian Constitutional Court (VfGH) dismissed the individual constitutional complaint, ruling that the applicant lacked standing because a suitable and reasonable legal remedy was available. The dispute centered on an individual application under Art. 140(1) B-VG challenging the constitutionality of a specific statutory provision. The decisive legal doctrine established is that the existence of a "reasonable path" (zumutbarer Weg) for judicial review, which would exclude standing for a direct constitutional complaint, does not depend on whether the administrative court (VwGH) actually agrees with the party's argument that the law is unconstitutional; rather, the mere availability of the administrative court's jurisdiction to hear the objection suffices to preclude the individual application.