Constitutional complaint: Review of administrative decision for constitutional violations; no breach of prohibition of arbitrariness or correct legal assessment found.

The Austrian Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint, upholding the contested administrative decision. The case concerned an administrative proceeding where the complainant challenged a final administrative act for alleged violation of constitutional rights. The court held that the administrative authorities did not err in their factual findings or legal application, rendering the complaint unfounded. The decisive legal basis involved the constitutional prohibition of administrative arbitrariness and the requirement that administrative decisions be based on a correct legal assessment; the court found no breach of these fundamental standards. Consequently, the original administrative decision remains in full force and effect, and the complainant's request for annulment was denied.