18It then emphasizes, at paragraph 60, that the extent of the duty to state reasons must be determined on the basis of the particular facts of each case (see Case 69/83 Lux v Court of Auditors [1984] ECR 2447, paragraph 36 and Case C-169/88 Prelle v Commission [1989] ECR 4335, paragraph 9). In particular, the reasons given for a decision are sufficient if the measure against which the action is brought was adopted in circumstances known to the official concerned and enables him to understand its scope (see Case 125/80 Arning v Commission [1981] ECR 2539).
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