Judgment_paragraph 41 · La Cinq SA v Commission of the European Communities (T-44/90)

41As the Court of Justice has held on numerous occasions (judgments in Case 55/69 Casselk v Commission [1972] ECR 887 and in Case 56/69 Hoechst v Commission [1972] ECR 923 and in Joined Cases C-43/82 and 65/82 VBVB and VBBB v Commission [1984] ECR 19), the Commission is not obliged to adopt a position, in stating the reasons for its decisions, on all the arguments relied on by the parties concerned in support of their request. It is sufficient if it sets out the facts and the legal considerations having decisive importance in the context of the decision.

La Cinq SA v Commission of the European Communities (T-44/90)

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