190In that context and in relation to the earlier rights relied on in the present case, the General Court correctly held, at paragraph 187 of the judgment under appeal, that regard must be had, in particular, to the national rules advanced in support of the opposition and to the judicial decisions delivered in the Member State concerned and that, on that basis, the opponent must establish that the sign concerned falls within the scope of the law of the Member State relied on and that it allows use of a subsequent mark to be prohibited.
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