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Appeal dismissed as filed after the deadline

ATA/40/1998Court of Justice / Administrative ChamberJan 27, 1998Inadmissible

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Omnilex summary

The court held that the three-month appeal period began on 10 September at 00:00 and ended on 9 December at 24:00. Since the appeal was filed on 10 December, it was out of time. The appeal was therefore declared inadmissible.

Omnilex headnote

LAA art. 106 para. 1; LPA art. 16 para. 1; calculation of a monthly appeal period; a period expressed in months is computed from date to date, and the starting day is not counted twice. The deadline expires on the corresponding day of the final month at 24:00. A filing made after that moment is late and renders the appeal inadmissible (consid. 1).

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Descripteurs

ASSURANCE SOCIALE; AA; PROCEDURE ADMINISTRATIVE; DELAI DE RECOURS; CONDITION DE RECEVABILITE; RETARD; CALCUL DU DELAI; FORCE MAJEURE; ASSU

Normes

LAA.106 al.1; LPA.16 al.1

Résumé

Recours déclaré irrecevable car tardif. Le délai de recours de 3 mois ayant commencé à courir le 10 septembre à 0h.00, il est arrivé à échéance le 9 décembre à 24h00; déposé le 10 décembre, le recours est tardif. Un délai de recours en mois est compté de quantième en quantième et le quantième ne doit pas être compté deux fois. Un délai de recours en mois est compté de quantième en quantième et le quantième ne doit pas être compté deux fois. Un délai de recours en mois est compté de quantième en quantième et le quantième ne doit pas être compté deux fois.

Keywords

social insuranceappeal deadlineadmissibilitytime limitlate filingdeadline calculation

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Key legal questions extracted by Omnilex

Key legal question

Whether the appeal was filed within the 3-month statutory deadline.

Extracted holding

No. A time limit in months is counted from date to date; the starting date is not counted twice. The period began on 10 September and expired on 9 December at 24:00, so filing on 10 December was late.

Extracted reasoning

The court applied the rule for calculating a monthly deadline and held that the quantième is counted from the starting day to the corresponding day in the later month, without counting the starting day twice.

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