189Contrary to the submission made by the Council at the hearing, the application of that case-law as regards the interpretation of Article 19 of the basic regulation in the light of the provisions of Article 6.5 of the Anti-dumping Agreement is not called into question by the judgment of 16 July 2015 in Commission v Rusal Armenal (C‑21/14 P, ECR, EU:C:2015:494). It is clear from paragraphs 47 to 53 of that judgment that the Court merely found that Article 2(7) of the basic regulation was an exercise by the EU legislature of its regulatory competence taking an approach specific to the EU legal order and, hence, that the intention of the Union legislature to ensure the implementation, by the adoption of that provision, of particular obligations contained in Article 2 of the Anti-dumping Agreement could not be established (judgment in Commission v Rusal Armenal, EU:C:2015:494, paragraphs 47 to 53). By contrast, the Court did not rule in that judgment on whether or not Article 19 of the basic regulation gave effect to a desire to retain an approach specific to the EU legal order, distinct from that of the Anti-dumping Agreement.
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