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The Federal Constitutional Court provides as appeals bodies in all administrative matters Administrative Courts of First Instance, both in administrative penal matters and administrative matters. The administrative courts decide either by cognition or by decision. The administrative court control is not limited to the mere cas*ation of decisions, but the administrative courts usually have to decide in the case of the self. While the Federal Administrative Court is responsible for complaints in the affairs of the direct federal administration and the Federal Finance Court for complaints in the taxation matters of the federal government, the state administrative courts decide in almost all other complaints cases. They recognize in matters of LANDESVERWALTUNG and MITTELBAREN BUNDESVERWALTUNG about: - complaints against the decision of a> administrative authority for illegality (COMMAND), - complaints against the exercise of direct> administrative authority and coercive power because of -> complaints for breach of the duty of decision > by an administrative authority (DEFAULT COMPLAINT). Since the intra-municipal body of appeals was excluded in Tyrol, the Landesverwaltungsgericht Tirol also recognizes appeals against decisions of a mayor, for example in building law matters. The Tyrol Regional Administrative Court has its seat in Innsbruck and is locally responsible for the province of Tyrol. Against the decisions of the administrative courts, the legal remedy of the ordinary or extraordinary appeal to the Administrative Court as well as infringement in constitutionally guaranteed rights or in rights for the application of an unlawful general standard, the appeal of the appeal to the Constitutional Court. Balance of interests - Conservation impairments - overriding reasons of the prevailing ..