Constitutional challenge to administrative decision: review of legality against fundamental rights

The Austrian Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint, thereby upholding the challenged administrative decision and leaving the underlying matter in force as determined by the lower authorities. The dispute concerned a constitutional review of an administrative act, specifically challenging the legality of the decision-making procedure or its substance against fundamental rights. Relying on the Austrian Federal Constitutional Act (B-VG), the Court found that the challenged measure did not violate the complainant's constitutional rights, rejecting the assertion that the administrative authority acted unlawfully or arbitrarily, and thus confirmed the validity of the administrative determination.