Civil status register name correction: constitutional challenge to denial of factual error amendment

The Austrian Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint, upholding the challenged lower court decision. The case concerned a dispute over the annulment of a civil status register entry, with the complainant challenging the lower court's refusal to correct a recorded name on grounds of factual error. The Court held that the lower courts had correctly applied the relevant provisions of the Civil Status Act regarding the alteration of registered names, finding no violation of fundamental rights or unconstitutionality in the statutory interpretation applied. The operative outcome leaves the original court rulings in force, denying the relief sought by the petitioner.