Constitutional court dismisses appeal regarding invalidity of a 1950 administrative decision due to lack of standing.

The Constitutional Court dismissed the applicant's appeal challenging the validity of an administrative decision from 1950. The applicant argued the decision violated constitutional rights, but the court found the applicant lacked the necessary legal standing to challenge the specific administrative act. Consequently, the court ruled that the appeal was inadmissible because the applicant could not demonstrate a direct personal interest affected by the decision.