An Algerian national living in France has successfully challenged the implicit refusal to renew her residency permit. After applying for a renewal through the Hauts-de-Seine prefecture in December 2024 and receiving no response, she sought legal intervention. On October 27, 2026, the Cergy-Pontoise administrative court ordered the suspension of the administrative refusal, citing potential violations of the 1968 Franco-Algerian agreement. The court has mandated that the prefecture re-evaluate her application within two months. During this review period, the individual must be issued a temporary permit allowing her to work. Furthermore, the court ordered the state to pay 1,000 euros in legal costs.