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3 IT APPEARS FROM THE DOCUMENTS BEFORE THE COURT THAT THE APPLICANT WENT TO LIVE WITH HER MOTHER IN THE GRAND DUCHY OF LUXEMBOURG AFTER HER PARENTS DIVORCED IN 1965 . FROM SEPTEMBER 1975 UNTIL JULY 1980 SHE STUDIED TRANSLATION AND INTERPRETING IN INNSBRUCK, AUSTRIA . IN SEPTEMBER 1980 SHE MARRIED A LUXEMBOURG NATIONAL, AND FROM THEN UNTIL FEBRUARY 1981 SHE TAUGHT IN A PRIMARY SCHOOL IN LUXEMBOURG . IN NOVEMBER 1980 SHE HAD HER NAME PLACED ON THE LIST OF COURT EXPERTS IN LUXEMBOURG . FROM FEBRUARY 1981 ONWARDS SHE WORKED AS A TRANSLATOR IN LUXEMBOURG, FIRST AS A TRAINEE AT THE COMMISSION AND THEN AS A FREE-LANCE TERMINOLOGIST UNTIL HER APPOINTMENT AS AN OFFICIAL ON 16 APRIL 1984 .
4 DURING THAT PERIOD THE APPLICANT GAVE AS HER ADDRESS, IN HER FREE-LANCE CONTRACT WITH THE COMMISSION, THE CITY OF LUXEMBOURG . IN HER APPLICATION FOR EMPLOYMENT WITH THE COMMISSION IN LUXEMBOURG SHE GAVE AN ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE IN THE CITY OF LUXEMBOURG AND INDICATED AS HER PERMANENT RESIDENCE BOTH HER PROPERTY IN MUNICH AND HER ADDRESS IN LUXEMBOURG . FURTHERMORE, THE APPLICANT WAS INCLUDED IN THE REGISTER OF INHABITANTS OF LUXEMBOURG WITHOUT INTERRUPTION UNTIL THE DATE OF HER RECRUITMENT TO THE COMMISSION .
5 REFERENCE IS MADE TO THE REPORT FOR THE HEARING FOR A MORE DETAILED ACCOUNT OF THE FACTS OF THE CASE AND THE ARGUMENTS OF THE PARTIES, WHICH ARE MENTIONED OR DISCUSSED HEREINAFTER ONLY IN SO FAR AS IS NECESSARY FOR THE REASONING OF THE COURT .
6 THE APPLICANT SUBMITS THAT BY FAILING TO GRANT HER THE EXPATRIATION ALLOWANCE THE COMMISSION HAS FAILED TO COMPLY WITH ARTICLE 4*(1)*(A ) OF ANNEX VII TO THE STAFF REGULATIONS .
7 THAT SUBMISSION CANNOT BE UPHELD . THE COURT HAS REPEATEDLY HELD THAT THE OBJECT OF THE EXPATRIATION ALLOWANCE IS TO COMPENSATE OFFICIALS FOR THE EXTRA EXPENSE AND INCONVENIENCE OF TAKING UP EMPLOYMENT WITH THE COMMUNITIES AND BEING THEREBY OBLIGED TO CHANGE THEIR RESIDENCE AND MOVE TO THE COUNTRY OF EMPLOYMENT ( SEE THE JUDGMENT OF 13 NOVEMBER 1986 IN CASE 330/85 RICHTER V COMMISSION (( 1986 )) ECR 3439 AT P . 3445 ). FURTHERMORE, THE COURT HAS CONSISTENTLY HELD THAT THE CONCEPT OF EXPATRIATION ALSO DEPENDS ON THE PERSONAL POSITION OF AN OFFICIAL, THAT IS TO SAY ON THE EXTENT TO WHICH HE IS INTEGRATED IN HIS NEW ENVIRONMENT, WHICH IS DEMONSTRATED, FOR EXAMPLE, BY HABITUAL RESIDENCE OR BY THE MAIN OCCUPATION PURSUED ( SEE THE JUDGMENT OF 2 MAY 1985 IN CASE 246/83 DE ANGELIS V COMMISSION (( 1985 )) ECR 1253 AT P . 1259 ). THUS THE APPLICANT CAN CLAIM THE ALLOWANCE IN QUESTION ONLY IF SHE NEITHER HABITUALLY RESIDED NOR CARRIED ON HER MAIN OCCUPATION ON LUXEMBOURG TERRITORY DURING THE PERIOD FROM 16 NOVEMBER 1978 TO 16 NOVEMBER 1983 .
8 IN THIS CASE IT IS SUFFICIENT TO NOTE THAT FROM SEPTEMBER 1980 ONWARDS THE APPLICANT CARRIED ON HER MAIN OCCUPATION IN LUXEMBOURG, FIRST OF ALL AS A TEACHER, THEN