Constitutional challenge to administrative court organization and procedure under the General Administrative Courts Act (AVG)

The Constitutional Court dismissed the complaint, ruling that the challenged provisions of the general state law on administrative courts (Allgemeines Verwaltungsgerichtsgesetz) were in accordance with the Federal Constitution. The dispute concerned a constitutional challenge against specific sections of the AVG regarding the organization and procedure of the administrative courts, specifically questioning whether the statutory framework for judicial review of administrative acts violated constitutional guarantees. The Court relied on the explicit provisions of the Federal Constitution (B-VG) and the general principles of administrative procedure law, determining that the impugned legislative measures did not infringe upon fundamental rights or constitutional structural requirements, thereby upholding the validity of the statutes as reviewed.