44Consequently, it is apparent from the EU case-law that, when an action is brought before it under Article 263 TFEU for the annulment of a decision applying Article 81(1) EC, the General Court must generally undertake, on the basis of the evidence adduced by the applicant in support of the pleas in law put forward, a full review of whether or not the conditions for applying that provision are met (see, to that effect, judgments Remia and Others v Commission, 42/84, EU:C:1985:327, paragraph 34; Chalkor v Commission (EU:C:2011:815), paragraphs 54 and 62; and Otis and Others, C‑199/11, EU:C:2012:684, paragraph 59). The General Court must also establish that the Commission has stated reasons for its decision (see, to that effect, judgments in Chalkor v Commission (EU:C:2011:815), paragraph 61 and the case‑law cited, and Otis and Others (EU:C:2012:684), paragraph 60).
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