Constitutional complaint against administrative decision on building approval revocation

The Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint, leaving the challenged administrative decision in force. The case concerned a dispute over the legal consequences of the revocation of building approval, specifically addressing whether the administrative authority had correctly applied the law when determining the costs and obligations following the cancellation of a construction permit. The decisive legal basis involved the principles of the Administrative Procedure Act regarding cost allocation and the Federal Constitution's guarantee of protection against arbitrary administrative acts, under which the court found no violation of the complaint applicant’s rights by the lower instance court’s upholding of the administrative ruling.