Constitutional court dismisses appeal against prior declaration of unconstitutionality of a specific legal norm.

Constitutional Court dismisses appeal after declaring specific administrative norm unconstitutional in prior ruling.

Constitutional court dismisses appeal after declaring a specific administrative norm unconstitutional by general force. The court rejects the request to apply the norm because it has been declared unconstitutional. The procedural outcome is the denial of the appeal due to the prior general declaration of unconstitutionality. The court ruled that the norm cannot be applied because it was already declared unconstitutional with general binding force. The decision confirms that once a norm is declared unconstitutional, it loses its validity and cannot be applied in any case. The appeal is dismissed because the underlying norm is no longer valid law. The court's reasoning relies on the principle of general binding force of constitutional declarations. The outcome is a dismissal of the appeal against the judge's refusal to apply the invalid norm.

Constitutional court dismisses appeal after declaring the challenged administrative norm unconstitutional in a prior ruling.

Portuguese Constitutional Court dismisses appeal as mandatory Supreme Court appeal takes precedence.

Constitutional Court dismisses claim for non-knowledge due to lack of prior normative unconstitutionality challenge.