Administrative court dismisses preliminary review of public tender documents when abstract legal issue is already settled by precedent.

The Supreme Administrative Court dismissed the applicant's request for a preliminary review regarding the exclusion of a tender proposal based on a specific document. The applicant argued that the document required scrutiny to determine if it mandated the proposal's exclusion, while the respondent maintained the matter was already resolved by established case law. The court ruled that since the abstract legal question was already uniformly settled by its own jurisprudence, a new review of the specific document was unnecessary and the concrete decision did not contradict existing precedent.