347In these circumstances, the applicants also cannot claim a breach of the principle of equal treatment. The Court of Justice has repeatedly held that the Commission’s practice in previous decisions does not itself serve as a legal framework for the fines imposed in competition matters and that decisions in other cases can give only an indication for the purpose of determining whether there is discrimination, since the facts of those cases, such as markets, products, the undertakings and periods concerned, are not likely to be the same (see Erste Group Bank and Others v Commission, cited in paragraph 314 above, paragraph 233 and the case-law cited).