22That limb thus introduces, on appeal, a new argument challenging the adequacy of the reasoning in the decision at issue relating to the application of the presumption of decisive influence. It follows that that limb must be considered inadmissible, since in an appeal the jurisdiction of the Court of Justice is in principle confined to a review of the findings of law on the pleas argued at first instance (see, to that effect, judgment in Gascogne Sack Deutschland v Commission, C‑40/12 P, EU:C:2013:768, paragraph 52).
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