111Next, the fact that the General Court did not rule specifically on some of the factors listed in the cross-appeal of Niko Tube and NTRP cannot be interpreted as a finding that the General Court considered those factors ‘irrelevant’. On the contrary, the General Court could certainly rule, for legitimate reasons of procedural economy, that it was not incumbent upon it, in the context of examining a plea alleging a manifest error of assessment which it was for Niko Tube and NTRP to establish, to check all the arguments presented by the institutions in support of their conclusion, since some of the reasons put forward were sufficient to support that conclusion.
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