Rene Jullien v Commission of the EEC. (Officials ) [1965] EUECJ C-10/64 (24 February 1965)

Rene Jullien v Commission of the EEC. (Officials ) [1965] EUECJ C-10/64 (24 February 1965)

The Commission did not infringe the Staff Regulations or its decision of 29 July 1963 by refusing to reclassify the applicant, as the definitions of duties are discretionary and not clearly distinct, and internal administrative documents do not confer a legal right to a particular grading.

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Citation
[1965] EUECJ C-10/64
Parties
Applicant: René Jullien; Defendant: Commission of the European Economic Community
Jurisdiction
European Union
Procedural Posture
Application for Annulment and Damages / Final Judgment
Outcome
application dismissed
Legal Topics
Grading of Officials, Staff Regulations, Classification of Posts, Administrative Discretion
European Union Law Employment Law Administrative Law Grading of Officials Staff Regulations Classification of Posts Administrative Discretion

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Parties

René Jullien

Applicant

Commission of the European Economic Community

Defendant

Procedural Posture

Application for Annulment and Damages / Final Judgment

  1. 1 Whether the Commission infringed Article 5 of the Staff Regulations and its implementing measures by refusing to reclassify the applicant to grade A5
  2. 2 Whether internal administrative documents confer a right to a particular grading
  3. 3 Whether the applicant's post corresponds to the definitions entitling him to a higher grade

Ratio Decidendi

The Commission did not infringe the Staff Regulations or its decision of 29 July 1963 by refusing to reclassify the applicant, as the definitions of duties are discretionary and not clearly distinct, and internal administrative documents do not confer a legal right to a particular grading.

Court Disposition

application dismissed

Orders

  • Application 10/64 dismissed as unfounded
  • Applicant to bear the costs, except those incurred by the Commission