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Application for Review of Judgment No 333 of the United Nations Administrative Tribunal (“yakimetz Case”)

International Court of Justice.  27 May 1987 .

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 January 2021

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Abstract

International organizations — International administrative tribunals — United Nations Administrative Tribunal — Committee on Applications for Review of Administrative Tribunal Judgments — Role of Tribunal — Role of International Court of Justice

International organizations — Officials — Terms and conditions of employment — United Nations — Official on temporary contract — Official seconded from government service — Meaning of secondment — Whether legal impediment to consideration of official for permanent post — Whether official entitled to reasonable consideration of application for permanent post — United Nations General Assembly Resolution 37/126 — Whether reasonable consideration entails formal procedure for consideration of application — Discretion of Secretary-General — Whether Secretary-General had unreasonably fettered own discretion

International organizations — Officials — Independence — Relationship between official and State of nationality — Official seconded from government service — Official seeking asylum — Whether official may be given permanent appointment without consent of State of nationality — Whether lack of consent a factor in case

International Court of Justice — Advisory jurisdiction — Scope — Applications for review of judgments of the United Nations Administrative Tribunal — Proper function of Court — Formulation of questions put to Court — Whether Court entitled to reformulate questions

Type
Case Report
Copyright
© Cambridge University Press 1990

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