Facts
The appellant, a Macedonian national, married a compatriot in 2002 and had a daughter. After the divorce in 2005, he married a Swiss woman in 2005 and was granted a settlement permit in 2010. In 2014, he remarried his first wife and applied for family reunification. The migration office revoked the settlement permit and rejected the application.
The appellant lodged a complaint with the Administrative Court, which dismissed the complaint. The appellant then lodged a complaint in public law matters and a subsidiary constitutional complaint with the FSCA.
Considerations
The FSCA examined the jurisdiction and the prerequisites for entering into the matter and entered into the complaint. It examined the appellant's objections and came to the conclusion that the lower court had rightly ordered the revocation of the settlement permit and the refusal of family reunification.
The FSCA stated that the lower court had rightly assumed, based on various indications, that the appellant had only pretended to intend to lead a marital community with his…