28According to the case-law, a decision of a Board of Appeal must be regarded as having upheld the claims of one of the parties before that Board, when it grants the application of that party on the basis of one of the grounds for refusal of registration or for invalidity of a mark or, more generally, of only part of the arguments put forward by that party, even where it does not examine or where it dismisses the other grounds or arguments raised by that party (judgment of 14 December 2011 in Völkl v OHIM — Marker Völkl (VÖLKL), T‑504/09, ECR, EU:T:2011:739, paragraph 26; see also, to that effect, order of 14 July 2009 in Hoo Hing v OHIM — Tresplain Investments (Golden Elephant Brand), T‑300/08, EU:T:2009:275, paragraphs 29 to 37; see, by analogy, judgment of 17 September 1992 in NBV and NVB v Commission, T‑138/89, ECR, EU:T:1992:95, paragraphs 30 to 35).
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