Constitutional review of administrative insurance decision

The Austrian Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint, upholding the contested administrative decision and allowing the respondent to prevail. The dispute concerned an administrative review procedure in the insurance sector, where the complainant challenged the legal validity of a decision issued by the social insurance authorities. The Court's determination relied on the applicable constitutional and administrative law provisions governing the scope of judicial review of administrative acts and the requirements for establishing a violation of fundamental rights, concluding that the impugned decision did not contravene the Constitution.