77Moreover, the fact that such a regime, or similar regimes flowing from the implementation of other resolutions of the United Nations Security Council, is in principle compatible with the fundamental rights of the persons affected is clearly established in the case-law of the Court of Justice and the General Court (see, with regard to the right to property, Kadi on appeal, paragraph 60 above, paragraphs 361 to 366, and Joined Cases T-246/08 and T-332/08 Melli Bank v Council [2009] ECR II-2629, paragraphs 111 and 112; with regard to respect for private and family life, Case T-253/02 Ayadi v Council [2006] ECR II-2139, paragraph 126, not reversed by the Court on appeal; with regard to the presumption of innocence, El Morabit v Council, paragraph 65 above, paragraph 40, and Fahas v Council, paragraph 65 above, paragraphs 64 to 68).
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