Inadmissibility of constitutional complaint: rejection without merits review

The Federal Constitutional Court of Germany's First Senate, Second Chamber, dismissed the constitutional complaint as inadmissible without providing a substantive reasoning, thereby allowing the respondent to prevail; this non-admission simultaneously mooted the applicant's concurrent application for interim injunctive relief, rendering the final decision unappealable. The dispute involved a constitutional complaint filed against an order from a lower instance, challenging a specific judicial decision, but the matter was terminated at the admissibility stage. The decisive legal basis was the procedural determination that the constitutional complaint failed to meet the statutory requirements for admissibility under the Federal Constitutional Court's jurisdiction, necessitating no examination of the merits of the underlying rights claim.