The Court however holds th
at, given that such notices enable the persons concerned to identify the legal remedies available to them in order
to challenge their designation and the date when the period for bringing proceedings expires, those persons may not defer the starting point of the period for bringing proceedings by relying on the fact that there was no direct communication or that they actually
became aware of the contested measures at a later ...[+++] date.
Or, selon la Cour, étant donné que de tels avis permettent aux personnes concernées d’identifier la voie de recours dont elles disposent pour contester leur inscription sur les listes, ainsi que la date d’expiration du délai de recours, ces personnes ne peuvent pas retarder le point de départ du délai de recours en se prévalant de l’absence de communication directe ou de la prise de connaissance effective ultérieure des actes.
