Judgment_paragraph 47 · JR v European Commission (T-435/20)

47It should also be noted that the right to good administration provided for in Article 41 of the Charter places the administration under a duty to state the reasons for its decisions, and that statement of reasons does not constitute, in general terms, a mere expression of transparency of the administration’s action, but must also enable the individual to decide, in full knowledge of the facts, whether there is any point in bringing proceedings before a court. There is therefore a close relationship between, on the one hand, the obligation to state reasons and, on the other, the fundamental right to effective judicial protection and the right to an effective remedy guaranteed by Article 47 of the Charter (judgment of 10 October 2012, Sviluppo Globale v Commission, T‑183/10, not published, EU:T:2012:534, paragraph 40; see also, to that effect, judgment of 8 September 2009, ETF v Landgren, T‑404/06 P, EU:T:2009:313, paragraph 148 and the case-law cited).

JR v European Commission (T-435/20)

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