Bernard Chavane de Dalmassy & Ors v Commission of the European Communities. (Officials and members of the temporary staff) [1994] EUECJ T-64/92 (27 October 1994)

Bernard Chavane de Dalmassy & Ors v Commission of the European Communities. (Officials and members of the temporary staff) [1994] EUECJ T-64/92 (27 October 1994)

The Court held that the change in weighting following the change of State capital constituted an act adversely affecting the applicants and that the objection of illegality was admissible, but found no illegality in the contested act.

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Citation
[1994] EUECJ T-64/92
Parties
Applicant: Bernard Chavane de Dalmassy and others; Respondent: Commission of the European Communities
Jurisdiction
European Union
Procedural Posture
Staff Case / Judgment
Outcome
application dismissed
Legal Topics
Officials and Temporary Staff, Pay Slip, Act Adversely Affecting an Official, Weighting, Change of State Capital, Objection of Illegality
European Union Law Employment Law Officials and Temporary Staff Pay Slip Act Adversely Affecting an Official Weighting Change of State Capital Objection of Illegality

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Parties

Bernard Chavane de Dalmassy and others

Applicant

Commission of the European Communities

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Staff Case / Judgment

  1. 1 Whether the change in the weighting applied to officials' remuneration following the change of State capital constitutes an act adversely affecting an official
  2. 2 Whether the objection of illegality against the act is admissible

Ratio Decidendi

The Court held that the change in weighting following the change of State capital constituted an act adversely affecting the applicants and that the objection of illegality was admissible, but found no illegality in the contested act.

Court Disposition

application dismissed