Constitutional complaint challenging administrative enforcement of public law obligations; violation of fundamental rights under the Federal Constitutional Law

The Austrian Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint, leaving the contested administrative decision in force. The dispute concerned the validity of an administrative authority's action, specifically challenging a procedural or substantive legal error in the enforcement of public law obligations against a private party. The court ruled that the impugned measure did not violate the fundamental rights guaranteed by the Federal Constitutional Law, thereby upholding the lower administrative body's determination and the applicable statutory norms governing the administrative procedure.