Constitutional complaint against administrative decision: review of conformity with federal constitutional law and applicable administrative statutes

The Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint, thereby upholding the challenged administrative ruling. The case concerned a dispute over administrative measures, specifically challenging the legality of a decision issued by a lower administrative authority. The applicant argued that the impugned administrative act violated fundamental rights protected under the Austrian Constitution. The Court held that the administrative authority had acted within the bounds of the applicable administrative statutes and did not infringe upon the complainant's constitutional rights. Consequently, the decision of the administrative body stands in force. The decisive legal basis involved the review of administrative decisions for conformity with the Federal Constitutional Law and relevant administrative regulations governing the specific subject matter of the dispute.