Administrative appeal against university exam board's failure to decide within statutory deadline is allowed; interim relief denied.

The court declared the appellant's administrative appeal admissible due to the exam board's failure to decide within the mandatory ten-week period. The appellant argued for immediate interim relief to start studies and damages, while the university contended the decision was not yet substantively flawed. The court granted the appeal to compel a decision but rejected interim measures because the university's refusal was not evidently incorrect and the appeal lacked suspensive effect.