Heinz Guenther Jansch v Commission of the European Communities. [1976] EUECJ C-5/76 (15 June 1976)

Heinz Guenther Jansch v Commission of the European Communities. [1976] EUECJ C-5/76 (15 June 1976)

The period for bringing an appeal runs from the date of notification if the delay in notification is not attributable to the applicant, and the application was therefore lodged within the prescribed time limit.

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Citation
[1976] EUECJ C-5/76
Parties
Applicant: Heinz Günther Jänsch; Defendant: Commission of the European Communities
Jurisdiction
European Union
Procedural Posture
Preliminary Objection on Admissibility / Ruling on Admissibility
Outcome
preliminary objection of inadmissibility rejected; application declared admissible; procedure to continue on the substance; costs reserved
Legal Topics
Staff Regulations, Admissibility of Applications, Time Limits for Appeals
European Union Law Administrative Law Employment Law Staff Regulations Admissibility of Applications Time Limits for Appeals

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Parties

Heinz Günther Jänsch

Applicant

Commission of the European Communities

Defendant

Procedural Posture

Preliminary Objection on Admissibility / Ruling on Admissibility

  1. 1 Whether the application for annulment was lodged within the prescribed time limits under the Staff Regulations of Officials
  2. 2 Whether the period for commencing proceedings should be calculated from the date of adoption or notification of the express rejection decision

Ratio Decidendi

The period for bringing an appeal runs from the date of notification if the delay in notification is not attributable to the applicant, and the application was therefore lodged within the prescribed time limit.

Court Disposition

preliminary objection of inadmissibility rejected; application declared admissible; procedure to continue on the substance; costs reserved

Orders

  • The application is declared admissible.
  • The procedure shall continue with regard to the substance.