140According to the applicant, the right to be heard concerns not only matters of fact, but also matters of law, as the General Court recognised in ICI I, paragraph 17 above, and the judgment of the General Court in PVC II, paragraph 25 above. Moreover, in Case C-261/89 Italy v Commission [1991] ECR I-4437, and Case C-294/90 British Aerospace and Rover v Commission [1992] ECR I-493, the Court of Justice acknowledged that the right to be heard applies before the adoption of a second decision that is substantially the same as the first decision. In the present case, a number of factors, namely the fact that the applicant left the relevant market in 1991, the annulment of Decision 91/297 and the findings in the anti-dumping decisions in the 90s, have a bearing on how the objections should be considered.
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