Judgment No. 1417

• Organization: World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)
• Date: 01.02.1995
• Original: Français
• Judges: Fernando, Douglas, Carroll
• Full judgment text (anglais) - Texte intégral du jugement

Decision

1. THE INTERNATIONAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION MAY FILE ANY FURTHER SUBMISSIONS IN ANSWER TO THE COMPLAINANTS' CLAIMS THAT IT CONSIDERS NECESSARY AND, IF IT FILES SUCH SUBMISSIONS, IT SHALL DO SO WITHIN A TIME LIMIT OF THIRTY DAYS FROM THE DATE OF NOTIFICATION OF THE PRESENT ORDER.
2. THE COMPLAINANTS MAY SUBMIT FURTHER BRIEFS BOTH ON THE LETTER OF 14 OCTOBER 1994 FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMISSION AND ON ANY FURTHER SUBMISSIONS BY THE COMMISSION AND, IF THEY DO SO, SHALL FILE THEM WITHIN A TIME LIMIT OF THIRTY DAYS.
3. THE DEFENDANT ORGANIZATION MAY THEN FILE FINAL BRIEFS WITHIN A TIME LIMIT OF FIFTEEN DAYS.
4. THE PLEADINGSSHALL THEN CLOSE.

Consideration 10

Extract:

In accordance with Article 11(1) of its Rules the Tribunal invites the International Civil Service Commission "by the present order to make any further submissions in answer to the complainants' claims [...] that it considers necessary. It will allow the Commission thirty days in which to do so."

Reference(s)

ILOAT reference: ARTICLE 11(1) OF THE RULES

Keywords

time limit; interlocutory order; icsc statute; iloat statute; additional written submissions