225According to the case-law, a decision is vitiated by misuse of powers only if it appears, on the basis of objective, relevant and consistent factors, to have been taken with the sole, or at least the decisive, aim of achieving purposes other than those stated (judgments of 6 March 2002 in Diputación Foral de Álava and Others v Commission, T‑92/00 and T‑103/00, ECR, EU:T:2002:61, paragraph 84, and 12 September 2007 in Olympiaki Aeroporia Ypiresies v Commission, T‑68/03, ECR, EU:T:2007:253, paragraph 484). In the present case, it must be pointed out that the applicant has not put forward any indicium on which it might be supposed that the Commission, for reasons of expediency, applied the Community rules on State aid in a particularly rigorous or a particularly lenient manner and that it did not follow the correct procedure and apply the correct criteria, in accordance with the relevant rule of the Treaty and of secondary law.