Rea Apostolidis v Court of Justice of the European Communities. (Officials) [1998] EUECJ T-86/97 (2 April 1998)

The Court held that the suspension of the promotion procedure was lawful as it was justified by the existence of disciplinary proceedings and in accordance with the relevant staff regulations.

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Citation: [1998] EUECJ T-86/97
Parties: Applicant: Réa Apostolidis; Respondent: Court of Justice of the European Communities
Jurisdiction: European Union
Procedural Posture: Staff Case / Judgment
Outcome: application dismissed
Legal Topics: Officials, Promotion Procedure, Disciplinary Proceedings, Suspension of Promotion

European Union Law Employment Law Officials Promotion Procedure Disciplinary Proceedings Suspension of Promotion

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Parties

Réa Apostolidis

Applicant

Court of Justice of the European Communities

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Staff Case / Judgment

Legal Issues

1 Whether the suspension of the applicant's promotion procedure due to disciplinary proceedings was lawful

Ratio Decidendi

The Court held that the suspension of the promotion procedure was lawful as it was justified by the existence of disciplinary proceedings and in accordance with the relevant staff regulations.

Court Disposition

application dismissed

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