Constitutional challenge to civil enforcement finality and scope of constitutional review of factual findings

The Austrian Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint, thereby upholding the challenged district court decision. The dispute concerned a civil enforcement proceeding where the complainant challenged the finality of the lower court's ruling, arguing that it violated their fundamental rights. The Court applied the doctrine that the Constitutional Court is not a fourth instance for reviewing matters of fact or procedural law unless they contain specific constitutional errors; finding no such violation in the application of civil procedural norms, the Court held that the initial judgment remained in force and did not order any further remedies.