Constitutional review of administrative decision: procedural inadmissibility of complaint

The Austrian Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint as inadmissible without entering into the merits. The case concerned a complaint against a state administrative or judicial decision, challenging its constitutionality; however, the provided metadata does not specify the substantive subject matter or the lower court's ruling. The decision was issued on September 27, 1968. The decisive legal basis was the procedural rules governing the admissibility of constitutional complaints under the Austrian Constitution and the Constitutional Court Act, which likely resulted in dismissal due to a procedural defect such as failure to exhaust legal remedies or lack of standing, thereby leaving the challenged administrative or judicial act in force.