Fulvio Fonzi v Commission of the EAEC. (Officials ) [1965] EUECJ C-27/64 (8 July 1965)

Fulvio Fonzi v Commission of the EAEC. (Officials ) [1965] EUECJ C-27/64 (8 July 1965)

The applications were dismissed as unfounded because the Commission complied with procedural requirements, was not obliged to give reasons for non-promotion, followed proper disciplinary procedures, and committed no irregularity in refusing to intervene against alleged prejudicial conduct.

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Citation
[1965] EUECJ C-27/64
Parties
Applicant: Fulvio Fonzi; Defendant: Commission of the European Atomic Energy Community
Jurisdiction
European Union
Procedural Posture
Joined Cases (27/64 and 30/64) / Final Judgment
Outcome
applications dismissed
Legal Topics
Staff Regulations, Promotion, Disciplinary Proceedings, Appeals Procedure
Administrative Law Employment Law European Union Law Staff Regulations Promotion Disciplinary Proceedings Appeals Procedure

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Parties

Fulvio Fonzi

Applicant

Commission of the European Atomic Energy Community

Defendant

Procedural Posture

Joined Cases (27/64 and 30/64) / Final Judgment

  1. 1 Whether the time-limit for appeals to the Court is retained when an appeal through official channels is made within the prescribed period
  2. 2 Whether the Commission was obliged to give reasons for not promoting the applicant
  3. 3 Whether the disciplinary procedure was properly followed

Ratio Decidendi

The applications were dismissed as unfounded because the Commission complied with procedural requirements, was not obliged to give reasons for non-promotion, followed proper disciplinary procedures, and committed no irregularity in refusing to intervene against alleged prejudicial conduct.

Court Disposition

applications dismissed

Orders

  • Defendant to bear its own costs and one-quarter of applicant's costs; applicant to bear three-quarters of his own costs.