Judgment_paragraph 47 · CW v European Parliament (F-41/14)

47As a result, in order to establish that the administration made a manifest error in its assessment of the facts which is such as to justify the annulment of the contested decision — here, the 2012 staff report — the evidence adduced by the applicant must be sufficient to render implausible the assessment of the facts made in that decision (see, to that effect, judgments in AIUFFASS and AKT v Commission, T‑380/94, EU:T:1996:195, paragraph 59, and BUPA and Others v Commission, T‑289/03, EU:T:2008:29, paragraph 221). In other words, the complaint alleging a manifest error of assessment must be rejected if, in spite of the evidence put forward by the applicant, the contested assessment still appears to be plausible (judgment in CW v Parliament, EU:F:2014:186, paragraph 73).