Constitutional validity of contested statutory provisions challenged for violation of fundamental rights

The Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint, leaving the contested legislative provisions in force and ruling against the complainant. The dispute concerned a challenge to the constitutionality of specific tax or administrative regulations, alleging that the measures violated fundamental rights or the principle of equality before the law. The Court determined that the challenged norms were consistent with the Federal Constitution, finding no violation of the relevant constitutional provisions or legal doctrines regarding equal treatment and due process, thereby upholding the legislative discretion of the parliament in the specific subject matter.