Denial of interim relief against revocation of administrative exception for operating sidewalk beer garden due to lack of merits prospects

The Federal Constitutional Court rejected the application for interim relief, thereby upholding the withdrawal of a road traffic exception permit for operating a beer garden on the sidewalk, resulting in a complete loss for the applicant as no interim order was issued. The dispute concerned the revocation of an administrative license, where the applicant challenged the decision as a violation of their fundamental rights, seeking a temporary injunction pending the outcome of a main proceeding that had not yet been initiated. The court determined that a subsequent constitutional complaint would have an obvious lack of prospects of success based on the applicant's submissions, rendering the interim measure unnecessary and denying the request pursuant to the constitutional jurisdiction's threshold requirements for interim protection.