Constitutional complaint against administrative decision: scope of fundamental rights review and procedural due process in individual administrative proceedings

The Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint, thereby upholding the impugned administrative decision and finding that the complainant did not prevail. The case concerned an individual challenge to the legality of a specific administrative act, wherein the complainant alleged a violation of fundamental rights or due process guarantees in the procedure leading to that decision. The Court’s decision rested on the determination that the administrative body did not infringe upon the applicable constitutional provisions or statutory norms governing the matter, effectively rejecting the claim that the lower authorities erred in their application of the relevant legal standards or failed to observe procedural safeguards mandated by the constitution.