Inadmissibility of constitutional complaint for interim relief due to lack of substantiated statement of grounds in assembly law matter

The Federal Constitutional Court dismissed the applicant's request for a provisional measure as inadmissible. The dispute concerned an unsuccessful application for interim relief in an assembly-law matter, where the applicant sought to challenge administrative decisions. The court held that the request failed to meet the procedural requirements for a provisional order because the applicant did not provide a substantiated statement of the conditions necessary for such relief under § 32(1) of the Rules of Procedure of the Federal Constitutional Court, rendering the application inadmissible.