Constitutional complaint: non-acceptance of timely-filed appeal due to expired filing deadline and rejected motion for restoration

The Federal Constitutional Court, Second Senate, Third Chamber, dismissed the constitutional complaint without accepting it for decision, rendering the lower court proceedings moot and making the order final and unchallengeable; no separate ruling on the applicant’s motion to restore the deadline for filing was required. The case involved a constitutional complaint challenging a legal remedy that the applicant argued had been time-barred due to administrative or procedural delays, prompting the court to assess the admissibility of the challenge under the Federal Constitutional Court Act. The decision was based on the procedural doctrine that the constitutional complaint was inadmissible or otherwise unacceptably filed, rendering the merits and the prior procedural defects irrelevant to the final disposition.