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ATTENTION TO ACCESS AN UPDATE OF THIS VIDEO ON JUNE 18, 2019 SEE • Appeal procedures/time limits against an act... Our blog has often discussed the CZABAJ ruling under the terms of which, in the absence of an individual administrative act being notified with mention of the appeal procedures and time limits, the applicant will have a period of one year, adjustable by the administrative judge, to challenge the decision that adversely affects him. In recent months, many rulings have been issued on this subject, to refine this rule, determine its scope, apply it, or not, to acts obtained by fraud, to implicit decisions, to exceptions of illegality... Here is a short educational video (6 mins) on this subject by Eric Landot, lawyer at the Paris Bar: The following case law is deciphered in a simple manner: CE, March 18, 2019, No. 417270; CE, February 27, 2019, No. 418950; CE, July 13, 2016, No. 387763; CE, March 9, 2018, No. 401386; CE, February 5, 2018, No. 407149; CAA Douai, June 19, 2018, No. 16DA00402; etc. See also our blogs and websites: • https://blog.landot-avocats.net • https://landotsanitairesocial.wordpre... • https://landot-avocats.net