UNDT/2024/005

UNDT/2024/005, Amani

UNAT Held or UNDT Pronouncements

The Tribunal found that the application was  not receivable in respect to the five contested decsions in the Applicant's application. The Tribunal found that, inter alia,  the Applicant failed either to request management evaluation of a contested decision or because the Applicant’s management evaluation was time barred. With respect to contested decision 5, the Tribunal found that the application was not receivable ratione materiae because the Applicant had failed to clearly identify a reviewable administrative decision. 

Decision Contested or Judgment Appealed

The Applicant, a former staff member with the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali (“MINUSMA”), filed an application regarding the post-separation entitlements paid to him.

Legal Principle(s)

Under the consistent jurisprudence of the Appeals Tribunal, the Applicant must “identify an administrative decision capable of being reviewed” (Haydar 2018-UNAT-821).

Outcome
Dismissed as not receivable

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