Constitutional court dismisses appeal regarding invalidity of administrative act due to lack of legal basis.

The Constitutional Court dismissed the applicant's appeal challenging the validity of an administrative act. The applicant argued the act lacked a sufficient legal basis under the relevant constitution, while the state contended the measure fell within discretionary executive power. The court ruled that without explicit statutory authorization, the administrative action was invalid, yet the procedural defect was cured by subsequent ratification or the act was deemed non-justiciable under the specific constitutional provisions at the time.