VI. APPLICANT´S CASE a) Summary of Facts 18. The Applicants were recruited by the Commission to serve ECOWAS, some, as military and security forces on ECOWAS missions and others, as Assistants to Community Judges, Interpreters and Investigating Officer of the Court of Justice; 19. Upon termination of the contracts of the Assistants to Community Judges, Interpreters and Research Agent, the various rights provided for in the Staff Regulations, respectively in Articles 32a; 35b; 35d and 62c, were calculated by the competent departments of Administration and Human Resources in benefit of the Applicants; 20. Interestingly, the Chief Accountant of the Community Institution did not deign to pay them the separation allowance, although it was calculated in their benefit by the Administration; 21. That also, certain former military personnel claim payment of their separation, relocation and gratuity allowances; 22. The rights of Mr. Ghislain AGBOZO, former assistant judge of the Court of Justice, were miscalculated by the said Administration. His numerous appeals and multiple warnings for rectification purposes remained unanswered; 23. The individual situation of Applicants will be presented on a case-bycase basis as follows: 24 Mr GNIMAGNON Francis Elie; 7