Constitutional Court rejects real estate firm lawsuit
The Constitutional Court has ruled to dismiss the appeal submitted by a real estate company regarding the Real Estate Agency Law and its Executive Regulations, with the confiscation of the deposit. The court rejected the appeal, which was based on claims of constitutional violations, affirming that constitutional issues already settled cannot be reconsidered through appeal. It also clarified that constitutional review is limited to assessing the consistency of legal texts with the Constitution, and does not extend to their suitability or shortcomings in implementation. Additionally, the judgment pointed out that appeals concerning provisions of the executive regulations, whether regarding their conformity or their issuance after the deadline, fall within administrative jurisdiction rather than constitutional review.
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