34Under Article 35 of the Rules of Procedure, only the form of order set out in the originating application may be taken into consideration and consequently, unless the subject-matter of the dispute is to be changed, as a matter of principle, a party may not submit fresh claims or extend the subject-matter of existing claims in the course of the proceedings (see, to that effect, the judgment of 8 July 1965 in Case 83/63 Krawczynski v Commission). Only where there is a new factor capable of affecting the subject-matter of the action, such as, in particular, the adoption during the proceedings of an act repealing and replacing the contested act, may an applicant amend his claims (see, to that effect, the judgment of 3 March 1982 in Case 14/81 Alpha Steel v Commission, paragraph 8).
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