Portuguese Constitutional Court dismisses challenge to banking law article 1, confirming lower court ruling.

Constitutional court denies review of banking law article, upholding its constitutionality against public prosecution appeal.

Constitutional court dismisses challenge to bank law article, confirming prior ruling on constitutionality.

Constitutional Court dismisses appeal for non-constitutionality due to failure of prior raising requirement. The applicant failed to raise the constitutional challenge to the relevant procedural code article during the initial proceedings. Consequently, the Court confirms the lower tribunal's decision to reject the appeal's object. The ruling establishes that constitutional questions must be raised at the first opportunity. The decision reinforces the strict procedural requirement for prior invocation of constitutional issues. This case clarifies the consequences of missing the deadline for raising constitutional objections. The Court emphasizes the importance of procedural regularity in constitutional review. The outcome prevents the examination of unraised constitutional arguments. The judgment upholds the principle of prior suscitacao in Portuguese constitutional law.

Constitutional Court dismisses nullity claims against Supreme Court's refusal to admit a constitutional appeal.

Constitutional court dismisses bank's appeal confirming unconstitutionality of administrative decision regarding public funds.