Incompetence of administrative court to review judicial decision versus administrative act

The complaint was dismissed by the Administrative Court, and the challenged judicial order remains in force. The dispute arose from a complainant's attempt to appeal a decision issued by a court rather than a lower administrative authority, effectively challenging a judicial ruling instead of an administrative act. The decisive legal basis was the inapplicability of the appeal provision under Article 131(1) No. 1 of the Federal Constitution, which limits administrative court jurisdiction to challenges against administrative authority decisions, thereby establishing that the Administrative Court was manifestly incompetent to hear the matter under Section 34(1) of the Administrative Court Act, leading to the dismissal without further proceedings.