Key legal question
Whether the subsidiary constitutional complaint was admissible despite the value in dispute and the applicant's reasoning
Extracted holding
The complaint was not admissible because the applicant did not specifically and properly invoke or substantiate any constitutional violation, in particular arbitrariness.
Extracted reasoning
The Federal Court held that in a constitutional complaint it reviews only specifically and duly reasoned constitutional grievances. The applicant merely argued his own interpretation of federal law, which is insufficient for a constitutional challenge.