Extension of interim injunction suspending enforcement in paternity establishment proceeding

The Federal Constitutional Court (1st Senate, 2nd Chamber) ordered the extension of a previously issued interim injunction for an additional six months, suspending the enforcement of a state court judgment to preserve the status quo pending a final decision on the constitutional complaint, thereby ruling in favor of the complainant. The dispute concerned a paternity establishment proceeding, where the complainant sought to maintain the suspension of execution to be required to undergo further investigations, challenging the immediate enforceability of the underlying order. The decision rests on the discretionary power to grant interim relief under constitutional law, prioritizing the preservation of the respondent's situation to prevent irreparable harm or significant procedural disadvantage before the merits of the constitutional complaint are adjudicated.