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The Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint as inadmissible. The complainant challenged a provincial administrative court’s decision concerning a building permit and zoning regulations, arguing that the application of the specific building code provisions violated their fundamental rights. The Court held that the constitutional complaint did not meet the admissibility requirements, as the prior administrative instance had correctly applied the existing statutory building regulations, which were themselves found to be compatible with the Federal Constitution; consequently, the underlying administrative decision remains in force.