Rules of Procedure of the European Union Civil Service Tribunal (32014Q0714(01))
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Rules of Procedure of the European Union Civil Service Tribunal
- RULES OF PROCEDURE OF THE EUROPEAN UNION CIVIL SERVICE TRIBUNAL
- RULES OF PROCEDURE OF THE EUROPEAN UNION CIVIL SERVICE TRIBUNAL
- INTRODUCTORY PROVISION
- Article 1
- Definitions
- TITLE 1
- ORGANISATION OF THE TRIBUNAL
- CHAPTER 1
- President and Members of the Tribunal
- Article 2
- Judges' term of office
- Article 3
- Taking of the oath
- Article 4
- Solemn undertaking
- Article 5
- Depriving a Judge of his office
- Article 6
- Seniority
- Article 7
- Election of the President of the Tribunal
- Article 8
- Responsibilities of the President of the Tribunal
- Article 9
- Replacement of the President of the Tribunal
- CHAPTER 2
- Formations of the court
- Article 10
- Formations of the court
- Article 11
- Constitution of Chambers
- Article 12
- Presidents of Chambers
- Article 13
- Ordinary formation of the court — Assignment of cases to Chambers
- Article 14
- Referral of a case to the full court or to the Chamber of five Judges
- Article 15
- Referral of a case to a single Judge
- CHAPTER 3
- Registry and administrative services
- Section 1
- The Registry
- Article 16
- Appointment of the Registrar
- Article 17
- Vacancy of the office of Registrar
- Article 18
- Deputy Registrar
- Article 19
- Absence or inability to act of the Registrar
- Article 20
- Responsibilities of the Registrar
- Article 21
- Keeping of the register
- Article 22
- Consultation of the file and of the register
- Section 2
- The administrative services
- Article 23
- Officials and other servants
- CHAPTER 4
- The functioning of the Tribunal
- Article 24
- Dates, times and location of the sittings of the Tribunal
- Article 25
- Calendar of the Tribunal's judicial business
- Article 26
- Quorum
- Article 27
- Absence or inability to act of a Judge
- Article 28
- Absence or inability to act, before the hearing, of a Judge of the Chamber of five Judges
- Article 29
- Procedures concerning deliberations
- Article 30
- Number of Judges taking part in the deliberations
- TITLE 2
- PROCEDURAL PROVISIONS
- CHAPTER 1
- General provisions
- Section 1
- Agents, advisers and lawyers
- Article 31
- Status of agent, adviser or lawyer
- Article 32
- Privileges, immunities and facilities
- Article 33
- Waiver of immunity
- Article 34
- Exclusion from the proceedings
- Article 35
- University teachers
- Section 2
- Service of documents
- Article 36
- Service of documents
- Section 3
- Time-limits
- Article 37
- Calculation of time-limits
- Article 38
- Extension on account of distance
- Article 39
- Setting and extension of time-limits
- Section 4
- Procedures for dealing with cases
- Article 40
- Procedures for dealing with cases
- Article 41
- Order in which cases are to be dealt with
- Article 42
- Conditions and procedure for staying of proceedings
- Article 43
- Duration and effects of a stay of proceedings
- Article 44
- Joinder, disjoinder and separation
- Section 5
- Procedural and other documents and items of evidence
- Article 45
- Lodging of procedural documents
- Article 46
- Length of procedural documents
- Article 47
- Confidentiality of documents and items of evidence
- Article 48
- Anonymity
- CHAPTER 2
- Ordinary procedure
- Section 1
- Written part of the procedure
- Article 49
- General rule
- Article 50
- Application
- Article 51
- Service of the application and notice in the Official Journal
- Article 52
- First assignment of a case to a formation of the court
- Article 53
- Defence
- Article 54
- Transmission of documents
- Article 55
- Second exchange of pleadings
- Section 2
- Pleas in law and evidence in the course of the procedure
- Article 56
- New pleas in law
- Article 57
- Production or offer to produce further evidence
- Section 3
- The preliminary report
- Article 58
- Preliminary report
- Section 4
- Oral part of the procedure
- Article 59
- Holding of hearings
- Article 60
- Date of the hearing
- Article 61
- Joint hearing
- Article 62
- Absence of the parties from the hearing
- Article 63
- Conduct of the hearing
- Article 64
- Close or re-opening of the oral part of the procedure
- Article 65
- Minutes of the hearing
- Article 66
- Recording of the hearing
- CHAPTER 3
- Measures of organisation of procedure and measures of inquiry
- Section 1
- Objectives
- Article 67
- Objectives
- Section 2
- Measures of organisation of procedure
- Article 68
- Purpose
- Article 69
- Procedure
- Section 3
- Measures of inquiry
- Article 70
- Purpose
- Article 71
- Procedure
- Article 72
- Summoning of witnesses
- Article 73
- Examination of witnesses
- Article 74
- Duties of witnesses
- Article 75
- Experts' reports
- Article 76
- Perjury and violation of the oath
- Article 77
- Objection to a witness or expert
- Article 78
- Witnesses' and experts' costs
- Article 79
- Letters rogatory
- CHAPTER 4
- Preliminary objections and issues
- Article 80
- Declining of jurisdiction
- Article 81
- Action manifestly bound to fail
- Article 82
- Absolute bar to proceeding with a case
- Article 83
- Application for a decision not going to the merits of the case
- Article 84
- Discontinuance
- Article 85
- Cases that do not proceed to judgment
- CHAPTER 5
- Intervention
- Article 86
- Application to intervene
- Article 87
- Decision on applications to intervene
- Article 88
- Submission of statements and observations on them
- Article 89
- Invitation to intervene
- CHAPTER 6
- The amicable settlement of disputes
- Article 90
- Measures
- Article 91
- Agreement of the parties
- Article 92
- Amicable settlement and contentious proceedings
- CHAPTER 7
- Judgments and orders
- Article 93
- Date of delivery of a judgment
- Article 94
- Content of a judgment
- Article 95
- Delivery and service of the judgment
- Article 96
- Content of an order
- Article 97
- Signature and service of the order
- Article 98
- Binding nature of judgments and orders
- Article 99
- Publication in the Official Journal of the European Union
- CHAPTER 8
- Costs
- Article 100
- Decision as to costs
- Article 101
- General rule as to allocation of costs
- Article 102
- Equity and unreasonable or vexatious costs
- Article 103
- Special rules as to allocation of costs
- Article 104
- Costs of enforcing a judgment
- Article 105
- Recoverable costs
- Article 106
- Dispute concerning the costs to be recovered
- Article 107
- Procedure for payment
- Article 108
- Court costs
- Article 109
- Deposit in respect of actions which are an abuse of process
- CHAPTER 9
- Legal aid
- Article 110
- Substantive conditions
- Article 111
- Formal conditions
- Article 112
- Procedure and decision
- Article 113
- Advances and responsibility for costs
- Article 114
- Withdrawal of legal aid
- CHAPTER 10
- Special forms of procedure
- Section 1
- Suspension of operation or enforcement and other interim measures
- Article 115
- Application for suspension or for other interim measures
- Article 116
- Procedure
- Article 117
- Decision on the application
- Article 118
- Change in circumstances
- Article 119
- Further application
- Article 120
- Suspension of enforcement
- Section 2
- Judgments by default
- Article 121
- Judgments by default
- CHAPTER 11
- Requests and applications relating to judgments and orders
- Section 1
- Rectification
- Article 122
- Rectification of decisions
- Section 2
- Failure to adjudicate
- Article 123
- Failure to adjudicate on costs
- Section 3
- Application to set aside
- Article 124
- Application to set aside
- Section 4
- Third-party proceedings
- Article 125
- Third-party proceedings
- Section 5
- Interpretation of decisions of the Tribunal
- Article 126
- Interpretation of decisions of the Tribunal
- Section 6
- Revision
- Article 127
- Revision
- Section 7
- Cases referred back to the Tribunal after the decision has been set aside
- Article 128
- Referral back after setting aside
- Article 129
- Assignment of the case referred back
- Article 130
- Procedure for examining cases referred back
- Article 131
- Costs after referral back
- TITLE 3
- FINAL PROVISIONS
- Article 132
- Implementing rules
- Article 133
- Repeal
- Article 134
- Publication and entry into force of the Rules of Procedure
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