Constitutional court dismisses appeal against administrative decision regarding foreigner's residence permit revocation. The court rejects the claim that the revocation violated constitutional rights. The decision upholds the administrative authority's action based on statutory grounds.

The Constitutional Court dismissed the applicant's appeal against the revocation of their residence permit. The applicant argued that the revocation violated their constitutional rights to property and personal freedom, while the state contended the measure was legally justified under immigration statutes. The court ruled that the administrative decision complied with the law and did not infringe upon protected constitutional rights.