35Those arguments of the applicant cannot succeed. It is apparent from the case-law that, in principle, the likelihood of confusion is to be assessed on the basis of a comparison between the mark applied for, as described in the OHIM register, and the earlier mark, as registered (see, to this effect, judgments of 13 September 2007 in Il Ponte Finanziaria OHIM, C‑234/06 P, ECR, EU:C:2007:514, paragraph 62, and 7 February 2012 in Dosenbach-Ochsner v OHIM — Sisma (Representation of elephants in a rectangle), T‑424/10, ECR, EU:T:2012:58, paragraph 38).
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