Implied administrative decision
Temporal (ratione temporis)
Admissibility of evidence
Administrative decision
Jurisdiction / receivability (UNDT or first instance)
Procedure (first instance and UNAT)
The UNAT held that, Mr. Lago’s reliance on additional evidence without filing a motion, was inadmissible.
The UNAT confirmed that, there was no evidence that a specific request for an occupational health evaluation, made by Mr. Lago, in an individual capacity to an appropriate official, was refused or ignored. Additionally, Mr. Lago’s requests mirrored his persistent attempts to challenge a perceived wrong, which on its own cannot be perceived as an implied administrative decision.
The UNAT concluded that, in the absence of any evidence of a clear request capable of giving rise to an...