113Without its being necessary to take a position on whether the appellant, as an entity which is held, in its entirety, by the Iranian State, was able to rely on the protection of the right to property as a fundamental right, it is sufficient to note that the General Court found, in paragraph 70 of the judgment under appeal, that the fundamental rights at issue in the present case are not absolute, and that their exercise may be subject to restrictions justified by objectives of public interest pursued by the Community.
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