120. The Applicants relied their claims on Articles 9, 35 paragraphs b), d) of the ECOWAS Staff Regulations; Article 9 paragraph 1-b of the Supplementary Protocol (A/SP.1/01/05); Articles 1344-1 and 1382 of the Civil Code in force in Benin. c) Reliefs Sought 121. The Applicant concludes, seeking from the Court: AS TO THE FORM: i. To declare that it entertains jurisdiction; ii. To accept the Applicants' action as admissible; AS TO MERIT TO: iii. Declare it to be well-founded; iv. Find that the Applicants were recruited by various contracts to serve ECOWAS, according to the referenced documents; v. Find that the Applicants have effectively served ECOWAS within the time frames indicated, as the case may be, as seen in the tables contained in the documents gathered; vi. Find that the Staff Regulations provide for resettlement and separation allowances in favor of the Applicants; vii. Find that the non-payment of the said gratuity constitutes a violation of the Staff Regulations and Community law; viii. Find that since 2013, that is, already seven (7) years that Mr. Elie Francis GNIMAGNON, Mr. Vinagnon ZANNOUBO and Mr. SOGOYOU Cossi, 19