47It is only where the European Union intends to implement a particular obligation assumed in the context of the WTO or where the European Union measure refers expressly to specific provisions of the WTO agreements that the Court can review the legality of the European Union measure at issue in the light of the WTO rules (see, with regard to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade of 1947, the judgments in Fediol v Commission, 70/87, EU:C:1989:254, paragraphs 19 to 22; Nakajima v Council , EU:C:1991:186, paragraph 31, and, with regard to the WTO agreements, the judgments in Portugal v Council, EU:C:1999:574, paragraph 49; Biret International v Council, EU:C:2003:517, paragraph 53, and Van Parys, EU:C:2005:121, paragraph 40).
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