Chapter V. Decisions of Administrative Tribunals of the United Nations and related intergovernmental organizations
UNITED NATIONS
JURIDICAL YEARBOOK
Extract from:
Chapter V. Decisions of administrative tribunals of the United Nations and related
intergovernmental organizations
1978
Part Two. Legal activities of the United Nations and related intergovernmental
organizations
Copyright (c) United Nations
CONTENTS
(continued)
Page
4.
United Nations Educational,
Scientific
and
Cultural Organization
37
5.
World Health Organization
37
Part
Two.
Legal
activities
of the
United Nations
and
related
intergovernmental
organizations
CHAPTER
III.
GENERAL REVIEW
OF THE
LEGAL ACTIVITIES
OF THE
UNITED
NATIONS
AND
RELATED INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
A.
GENERAL REVIEW
OF THE
LEGAL ACTIVITIES
OF THE
UNITED NATIONS
1.
Disarmament
and
related matters
41
2.
Other political
and
security
questions
65
3.
Economic, social
and
humanitarian
questions
68
4.
Third United Nations Conference
on the Law of the Sea 75
5.
International Court
of
Justice
77
6.
International
Law
Commission
81
7.
United Nations Commission
on
International Trade
Law 82
8.
Legal questions dealt with
by the
Sixth Committee
and by ad hoc
legal
bodies
. 83
9.
United Nations Institute
for
Training
and
Research
86
B.
GENERAL REVIEW
OF THE
ACTIVITIES
OF
INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
RE-
LATED
TO THE
UNITED NATIONS
1.
International Labour
Organisation
86
2.
Food
and
Agriculture Organization
of the
United Nations
87
3.
United Nations Educational, Scientific
and
Cultural Organization
90
4.
International Civil Aviation Organization
97
5.
World Bank
99
6.
International Monetary Fund
100
7.
World Health Organization
103
8.
World
Meteorological
Organization
104
9.
Inter-Governmental Maritime Consultative Organization
105
CHAPTER
IV.
TREATIES CONCERNING INTERNATIONAL
LAW
CONCLUDED UNDER
THE
AUS-
PICES
OF THE
UNITED NATIONS
AND
RELATED INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
TREATIES CONCERNING INTERNATIONAL
LAW
CONCLUDED UNDER
THE
AUSPICES
OF THE
UNITED NATIONS
1.
United
Nations Conference
on
Succession
of
States
in
respect
of
Treaties (Vienna,
4
April-6
May
1977
and 31
July-23
August
1978)
106
2.
United
Nations Conference
on the
Carriage
of
Goods
by Sea
(Hamburg,
6-31
March
1978)
122
CHAPTER
V.
DECISIONS
OF
ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNALS
OF THE
UNITED
NATIONS
AND RE-
LATED INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
A.
DECISIONS
OF THE
ADMINISTRATIVE
TRIBUNAL
OF THE
UNITED NATIONS
iv
CONTENTS
(continued)
Page
1.
Judgement
No.
231
(9
October
1978): Gaudoin
v.
Secretary-General
of the
United
Nations
Request
for
rescission
of a
decision denying application
of a
rétroactif
e
salary scale
issued
after
the
effective
date
of
applicant's
resignation—Queslion
of the
re-
ceivability
of the
application
135
2.
Judgement
No. 232 (12
October
1978): Dias
v.
Secretary-General
>f
the
United
Nations
Request
for
rescission
of a
decision denying validation
of
non-contrib
itory
services
performed prior
to
eligibility
for
participation
in the
Pension
Fui
id—Question
of the
receivability
of the
application
136
3.
Judgement
No. 233 (13
October 1978):
Teixeira
v.
Secretary-General
af
the
United
Nations
Legal status
of an
individual having worked during
10
years
for the
Organization
under
successive special service
agreements—Allegations
of mis
ase
of
proce-
dure
and
violation
of
general principles
of
international
law—En
itlement
to a
termination
indemnity
137
4.
Judgement
No. 234 (18
October
1978): Johnson
v.
Secretary-General
)f
the
United
Nations
Request that
the
Tribunal specify
the
date
to be
taken
for
calculation
c f the
amount
in
Swiss francs
of
compensation awarded
as
reparation
und<
r an
earlier
judgement—An
interpretation favourable
to the
Applicant
of the
staff
rule
re-
lating
to the
education grant cannot
be
contested
after
compensai
ion has
been
awarded
as
reparation
138
5.
Judgement
No. 235 (20
October
1978):
Mathur
v.
Secretary-General
»
>f
the
United
Nations
Application contesting
a
reprimand delivered under
staff
rule
10.3—Non-
observance
of the
prescribed time-limit
for
lodging
an
inten
al
appeal—
Confirmation
of the
decision
of the
Joint
Appeals Board that
the
aj:
peal
was not
receivable, since there
had
been
no
exceptional circumstances
be; ond the Ap-
plicant's control
139
6.
Judgement
No. 236 (20
October 1978):
Belchamber
v.
Secretary-G<
neral
of the
United
Nations
Application
contesting
the
introduction
of a new
salary scale
for Ger
eral
Service
staff
in
Geneva
to
replace
a
scale established following negotiati
>ns
between
the
administrations concerned
and the
representatives
of the st;
ff—Did
the
Secretary-General have
a
statutory
or
contractual, express
or imp
ied, obliga-
tion
to
negotiate
with
the
staff
representatives before introduc
ng the new
scale?—Effect
of the
establishment
of the
International Civil
Servi
ce
Commis-
sion
on
earlier
practice
in
that
field—Obligation of the
Secretar;
-General
to
hold consultations
with
the
staff
representatives concerning
the
ICSC
recommendations—Refusal
of the
staff
representatives
to
co-opei
ate
either
at
the
stage
of the
drafting
of the
ICSC
recommendations
or of the c
iscussion
of
those recommendations
140
B.
DECISIONS
OF THE
ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL
OF THE
INTERNATIONAL
.ABOUR
OR-
GANISATION
1.
Judgement
No. 331 (8 May
1978):
Ledrut
v.
International Patent Institute
....
142
2.
Judgement
No. 332 (8 May
1978): Sikka
v.
World Health
Organizaiion
142
To continue reading
Request your trial