Key legal question
Whether the administrative complaint against the Heilmittel commission’s decision was admissible and what review standard applied.
Extracted holding
The complaint was admissible in principle; the Court reviewed federal law freely but was bound by the facts unless manifestly incorrect.
Extracted reasoning
The decision of the Heilmittel commission was challengeable by administrative judicial review. New evidence not before the lower instance was inadmissible; constitutional arguments were allowed as federal law arguments.