Constitutional review of administrative act for arbitrary interference with fundamental rights

The Austrian Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint, finding no violation of fundamental rights by the administrative authority. The dispute concerned a challenge to an administrative act, likely involving regulatory compliance or licensing, where the complainant alleged procedural or substantive errors by the lower authority. The Court held that the impugned decision did not infringe upon the petitioner's constitutional rights, thereby upholding the validity of the administrative act and leaving the prior instance decision in force. The decisive legal basis was the Court's review of the administrative decision for conformity with the Federal Constitutional Law (B-VG), concluding that the authority's actions fell within the bounds of lawful administrative discretion and did not constitute an arbitrary or unconstitutional interference with the complainant's rights.