Constitutional review of administrative act under Austrian Constitutional Court jurisdiction

The Austrian Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint, meaning the complainant did not prevail and the challenged administrative decision stands. The dispute concerned a specific administrative act, where the complainant alleged a violation of fundamental rights or an error of law by the lower administrative authority. The Court’s review focused on whether the contested measure was arbitrary, exceeded statutory authority, or infringed upon specific constitutional guarantees, finding no such defect to warrant quashing the lower instance's ruling. As the full text is not available in machine-readable format, the specific statutory norms and factual matrix are derived from the case classification as a standard constitutional review of an individual administrative act.