Constitutional complaint against administrative disciplinary sanction: challenge of legal basis and proportionality under fundamental rights

The Administrative Court dismissed the appellant's revision complaint, thereby upholding the lower administrative authority's decision, which was confirmed in remand proceedings. The case concerned a challenge to an administrative decision imposing an obligation, where the appellant argued that the decision violated the principle of legality and proper administrative procedure. The court held that the administrative decision was lawful and properly grounded, finding no error in the application of the relevant statutory provisions governing the specific administrative matter and procedural requirements.