ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE THIRD CHAMBER OF THE EUROPEAN UNION CIVIL SERVICE TRIBUNAL

8 October 2015 ( )

(Amicable settlement — Article 90(1) of the Rules of Procedure — Agreement between the parties on the initiative of the Tribunal — Removal from the register)

In Case F‑41/15,

ACTION brought under Article 270 TFEU,

FK, former member of the temporary staff of the European Police College, residing in Farnham (United Kingdom), represented by L. Levi and A. Blot, lawyers,

applicant,

v

European Police College (CEPOL), represented by F. Bánfi and R. Woldhuis, acting as Agents, and B. Wägenbaur, lawyer,

defendant,

THE PRESIDENT OF THE THIRD CHAMBER OF THE CIVIL SERVICE TRIBUNAL

makes the following

Order

1 By application lodged at the Tribunal Registry on 9 March 2015, FK and six other applicants brought the present action seeking, initially:

– the annulment of the decision of the European Police College (CEPOL) dated 23 May 2014 providing for the relocation of that agency to Budapest (Hungary) and informing its staff that any refusal to continue their employment at the new seat ‘will be considered as resignation [taking] effect [on] 30 September 2014’;

– the annulment of CEPOL’s various decisions dated 28 November 2014, rejecting the complaints lodged by the initial applicants individually between 8 and 21 August 2014;

– the annulment of two decisions dated 22 December 2014 by which CEPOL claimed to have accepted the resignation of FM and FO respectively;

– compensation in respect of the material and non-material harm incurred.

2 By letter of 14 July 2015, the Tribunal requested the initial applicants to state their views, pursuant to Article 44(1) and (2) of the Rules of Procedure, on the potential separation of their cases. Those applicants having lodged their observations in that connection on 2 September 2015, the President of the Third Chamber, by order of 16 September 2015 in FK and Others v CEPOL (F‑41/15, EU:F:2015:104), decided to separate the cases of the six other applicants from the case of FK.

3 By letter of 14 July 2015, the Registry also informed the parties of the Tribunal’s decision to apply Article 90(1) of the Rules of Procedure and to instruct the Judge-Rapporteur to seek an amicable settlement of the dispute.

4 In that regard, since FK and CEPOL both, on 2 September 2015, agreed on the proposal for an amicable settlement which had been submitted to them by the Judge-Rapporteur, it is necessary, in accordance with Article 91(1) of the Rules of Procedure, to record the agreement between the parties on the amicable settlement concluded on the initiative of the Tribunal and to remove the present case from the register of the Tribunal.

5 Under Article 91(3) of the Rules of Procedure, where there is an agreement between the parties as to costs, the decision made follows that agreement. The costs are therefore to be borne by each of the parties in accordance with the terms of their agreement.

On those grounds,

THE PRESIDENT OF THE THIRD CHAMBER OF THE CIVIL SERVICE TRIBUNAL

hereby orders:

1. Case F‑41/15 shall be removed from the register of the Tribunal.

2. The European Police College shall, in accordance with the terms of the agreement concluded, bear its own costs in connection with the case of FK and pay the costs incurred by FK.

Luxembourg, 8 October 2015.

W. Hakenberg S. Van Raepenbusch