Constitutional complaint against administrative decision lacking valid constitutional grounds

The Austrian Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint as inadmissible, thereby upholding the contested administrative decision. The dispute concerned a challenge to the legality of an administrative act within the scope of public law, where the complainant argued that the lower authority violated fundamental rights or procedural guarantees. The Court determined that the complaint failed to meet the admissibility requirements, specifically lacking a valid basis for constitutional review or failing to demonstrate a specific, imminent injury to rights protected by the Federal Constitution. The decision rests on the jurisdictional limits of the Constitutional Court regarding the review of individual cases versus abstract norm control, affirming that the administrative tribunal's factual and legal assessment stood uncorrected.