Non-admission of constitutional complaint and mootness of interim relief request

The Federal Constitutional Court (Second Senate) dismissed the constitutional complaint without admission to decision, rendering the applicant’s petition ineffective and resulting in a final, unappealable order that the respondent prevailed. The dispute concerned a constitutional complaint challenging a prior judicial decision, with the applicant also seeking interim injunctive relief. The Court did not provide a reasoned justification for the non-admission but explicitly noted that the request for an interim order became moot upon the dismissal of the underlying complaint, pursuant to § 40 Abs. 3 of the Rules of Procedure of the Federal Constitutional Court.