Determination of the subject matter value for attorney fees in a constitutional complaint based on the procedure's subjective and objective significance

The Federal Constitutional Court (First Senate) determined the value of the subject matter of the attorney's activity at €250,000, a valuation driven by the high subjective and objective significance of the proceedings. This procedural decision addresses the fee calculation context for a constitutional complaint procedure, rather than a substantive ruling on the merits of an underlying dispute. The legal basis for the determination relies on the inherent weight and complexity of the constitutional proceedings, justifying the high valuation for the purposes of professional fee assessment in this specific jurisdictional context.