Constitutional unconstitutionality of 1966 Federal Budget Act restriction on legislative authority and fiscal policy

The Constitutional Court declared the challenged provision of the Federal Budget Act for 1966 unconstitutional, thereby voiding the specific statutory restriction and establishing that the respondent party prevailed on the constitutional complaint. The dispute arose from a challenge to budgetary legislation, where the petitioner argued that the enactment violated constitutional principles regarding legislative authority and fiscal policy. The decisive legal basis was the violation of fundamental constitutional norms concerning the separation of powers and the binding nature of constitutional guarantees in legislative procedure, leading the court to annul the specific statutory text to restore constitutional conformity.