The Austrian Federal Administrative Court set aside the refusal to deal with a complaint

The full text of the judgment in the Judykatura database shows the limits within which a supervisory authority may refuse to deal with a complaint as manifestly unfounded. The Austrian Federal Administrative Court held that ancillary motives not protected by the GDPR do not suffice for such a refusal where the complainant continues to seek protection of specifically identified rights.


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Wersja polska / Polish version