Court of Justice 14 January 1982, 167/80 (Vincent Grogan v Commission of the European Communities.)

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The opinion of Mr. Advocate General Capotorti addresses three cases involving former Community officials challenging the applicability of Council Regulations (EEC) Nos 3085/78 and 3086/78, which resulted in significant reductions to their pensions. The applicants argue that these regulations infringe upon essential procedural requirements and various principles of Community law, including the inviolability of vested rights and the principle of equality. Ultimately, the Advocate General proposes that the Court dismiss the applications, asserting that the regulations were lawfully adopted and necessary for maintaining equitable treatment among officials.AI

European Union · · · Cited by 2 · 14-01-1982

OPINION OF MR ADVOCATE GENERAL CAPOTORTI DELIVERED ON 14 JANUARY 1982 ( 1 ) Mr President, Members of the Court, 1. The three cases which form the subject-matter of my opinion today arise from actions brought by former Community officials in response to the unfavourable impact on their respective pensions of Council Regulations (EEC) Nos 3085/78 and 3086/78 of 21 December 1978.

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