JeaC-Pierre Barcella and others v Commission of the European Communities. [1986] EUECJ C-191/84 (7 May 1986)

JeaC-Pierre Barcella and others v Commission of the European Communities. [1986] EUECJ C-191/84 (7 May 1986)

The applicants' requests for reclassification must be regarded as complaints against the original appointment decisions and should have been brought within three months of those acts. No new circumstance arose to justify reopening the limitation period. The action is inadmissible as it was brought out of time.

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Citation
[1986] EUECJ C-191/84
Parties
Applicant: Franco Rossi and 27 other officials of the Commission of the European Communities; Respondent: Commission of the European Communities
Jurisdiction
European Union
Procedural Posture
Annulment Action / Final Judgment
Outcome
action dismissed as inadmissible
Legal Topics
Staff Regulations, Classification of Officials, Limitation Periods, Admissibility
Administrative Law Employment Law European Union Law Staff Regulations Classification of Officials Limitation Periods Admissibility

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Parties

Franco Rossi and 27 other officials of the Commission of the European Communities

Applicant

Commission of the European Communities

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Annulment Action / Final Judgment

  1. 1 Whether the applicants' requests for reclassification in category C are admissible
  2. 2 Whether the limitation periods under the Staff Regulations were complied with

Ratio Decidendi

The applicants' requests for reclassification must be regarded as complaints against the original appointment decisions and should have been brought within three months of those acts. No new circumstance arose to justify reopening the limitation period. The action is inadmissible as it was brought out of time.

Court Disposition

action dismissed as inadmissible

Orders

  • Applicants' claim for entitlement to refuse duties not corresponding to grade is inadmissible
  • Applicants' action for annulment of refusal to reclassify is dismissed as inadmissible