Constitutional Court dismisses appeal against mandatory general invalidity declaration of law. The court rejects the Ministry of Public Prosecution's challenge to the binding nature of the prior ruling. The decision upholds the principle that such declarations automatically invalidate the contested legal provision. The court emphasizes the supremacy of constitutional review over subsequent legislative acts. This ruling reinforces the binding force of constitutional invalidity decisions. The appeal is rejected without further examination of the specific arguments presented.

Constitutional court dismisses public prosecution appeal regarding general binding invalidation of law.

Constitutional Court dismisses appeal regarding general binding force of prior unconstitutionality declaration.

Constitutional Court dismisses Public Prosecutor's appeal against a company's declaration of unconstitutional law. The court rejects the appeal, upholding the general binding force of the prior declaration of unconstitutionality. The court ruled that the appeal lacks merit given the established precedent. The decision affirms the binding nature of previous unconstitutionality declarations. The court maintains the general binding force of the prior ruling. The appeal is dismissed due to lack of merit. The court upholds the general binding force of the prior declaration. The decision confirms the binding nature of the previous ruling. The court rejects the appeal based on the established precedent.

Constitutional court dismisses prosecutor's appeal against declaratory invalidity ruling with general binding force.

Constitutional court dismisses appeal after declaring the challenged administrative norm unconstitutional by prior decision.