63The Court of Justice has also held that, where the Commission has been able to establish that an undertaking had taken part in meetings between undertakings of a manifestly anti-competitive nature, the General Court was entitled to consider that it was for that undertaking to provide another explanation of the tenor of those meetings. In taking that approach, the General Court did not unduly reverse the burden of proof and did not breach the presumption of innocence (Case C-235/92 PMontecatini v Commission [1999] ECR I-4539, paragraph 181).