Supreme Court dismissed extraordinary review, upholding administrative decision to liquidate private university due to financial non-compliance.

The Supreme Court dismissed the extraordinary review filed by a private university against the Minister of Education's order to liquidate the institution. The court found that the university founder failed to prove the transfer of declared funds required by law, which directly caused the cessation of teaching activities and student enrollment. Consequently, the court ruled that the administrative procedure was valid and the liquidation decision was substantively correct based on the lack of financial resources.