54Therefore, the Court of First Instance did not err in law in finding, in paragraphs 58 and 95 of the judgment under appeal, that the Board of Appeal could legitimately have based its finding that the wrapping at issue is not unusual in trade on facts shown by practical experience generally acquired in the marketing of confectionery and likely to be known by anyone, and in particular by consumers of confectionery, without that Board being required to provide concrete examples.
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