Constitutional complaint against administrative measure; validity of lower tribunal's factual and legal assessment under federal constitutional standards

The Austrian Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint, upholding the challenged administrative act and leaving the lower tribunal’s decision in force. The dispute concerned a challenge to the legality of a specific administrative measure, likely involving tax or regulatory enforcement, where the complainant argued that the act violated fundamental constitutional rights. The Court held that the administrative authority did not err in its application of the law or in its assessment of the facts, finding no violation of the Constitution. The decisive legal basis rested on the principles of constitutional legality and the limits of judicial review in administrative matters, specifically rejecting the arguments that the impugned procedure infringed upon rights protected under the Austrian Federal Constitution.