Constitutional complaint against administrative contribution assessment; validity of statutory norms under constitutional review

The Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint as unfounded, leaving the challenged administrative decisions in force. The dispute concerned a challenge to specific administrative acts regarding the assessment of contributions or duties, where the complainant argued that the applied statutory provisions violated fundamental rights or constitutional principles. The Court held that the contested legal norms and the resulting administrative decisions were consistent with the constitutional order, finding no violation of the complainant's rights or breach of the relevant constitutional guarantees, thereby rejecting the request for annulment of the prior rulings.