2018-Ģ��ƵAT-890

Ģ��ƵAT Held or Ģ��ƵDT Pronouncements

Ģ��ƵAT considered an application for revision of judgment filed by Mr Mbaigolmem. Ģ��ƵAT held that Mr Mbaigolmem had to prove that he had discovered a decisive fact that was unknown to both him and Ģ��ƵAT at the time of judgment. Ģ��ƵAT held that Mr Mbaigolmem had failed to establish an unknown decisive fact that could warrant revision of the judgment. Ģ��ƵAT dismissed the application for revision of judgment.

Decision Contested or Judgment/Order Appealed

Ģ��ƵAT previous judgment: The Applicant contested the decision to separate him from service on the grounds of disciplinary procedures related to sexual harassment. Ģ��ƵDT found that the disciplinary sanction imposed on the Applicant was unlawful. Ģ��ƵDT ordered the rescission of the disciplinary measure and remanded the decision to the Administration for it to resume the disciplinary procedure. Ģ��ƵDT ordered, as an alternative, in-lieu compensation. In judgment 2018-Ģ��ƵAT-819, Ģ��ƵAT upheld the Secretary-General��s appeal and vacated the Ģ��ƵDT judgment finding that the disciplinary measure imposed on the Applicant for his serious misconduct was proportionate.

Legal Principle(s)

Any application which seeks revision of a final judgment rendered by Ģ��ƵAT can only succeed if it fulfills the strict and exceptional criteria established by Article 11. 1. The issuance of a judgment by Ģ��ƵAT does not constitute an unknown decisive fact, apt to support revision. The principles of judicial review applicable in a disciplinary case under Article 2. 1 (b) of the Ģ��ƵDT Statute are well-established. They require consideration of the evidence adduced and the procedures utilized during the investigation by the Administration.

Outcome

Revision, correction, interpretation or execution

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Mbaigolmem

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