T-434/19 Ioana-Felicia Rosca v. European Commission. The Story. Life is a Story - story.one - Rosca, Ioana-Felicia
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This book is based on a real case law at the European Court of Justice, T-434/19, in which the author was the party and indirectly the representative. She took the European Commission to Court as part of the judicial remedies of a recruitment process for permanent AD7 officials of the European Commission. In her writings before the Court she notes "To conclude that the selection board had unlimited discretionary power which is covered by secrecy and no duty to state reasons, would deprive Art. 270 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union of all meaning". Her action in annulment…mehr

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This book is based on a real case law at the European Court of Justice, T-434/19, in which the author was the party and indirectly the representative. She took the European Commission to Court as part of the judicial remedies of a recruitment process for permanent AD7 officials of the European Commission. In her writings before the Court she notes "To conclude that the selection board had unlimited discretionary power which is covered by secrecy and no duty to state reasons, would deprive Art. 270 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union of all meaning". Her action in annulment was admitted by the Court in July 2019 and the procedure lasted until September 2022. This is the story, as lived by the applicant.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Ioana-Felicia Rosca was one of the candidates in the Open Competition EPSO/AD/363/18, who took the competition to the European Court of Justice for breach of principles of laws, staff regulation and lack of reasoned decision. She is an experienced tax lawyer with over 12 years of professional experience within big four companies and multinational enterprises. During her career she worked as a Researcher at WU and at the European Commission. She completed five university degrees in Bucharest and Vienna in the field of Law, specialising in International Tax Law. She is an author of technical publications and a panellist of many conferences in the field of taxation.