Constitutional challenge to administrative welfare benefit decision; review of statutory interpretation and procedural arbitrariness

The Austrian Constitutional Court dismissed the complaint, ruling that the challenged administrative decision did not violate the complainant's fundamental rights. The case concerned a challenge against an administrative order related to social security or welfare benefits, where the complainant alleged that the lower administrative authority had erroneously applied statutory provisions regarding eligibility or benefit calculation. The Court held that the administrative court's interpretation of the relevant social security statutes was not arbitrary and that the procedural safeguards provided by the Administrative Courts Act were sufficient; consequently, the original administrative judgment remained in force, and the Constitutional Court found no ground to annul the lower court's decision on constitutional grounds.