75However, it should be noted in that regard that the exercise of powers of unlimited jurisdiction provided for in Articles 261 TFEU and Regulation No 1/2003 does not amount to a review of the Court’s own motion and that proceedings before the Courts of the European Union are inter partes. With the exception of pleas involving matters of public policy, which the Courts are required to raise of their own motion, it is therefore for the applicant to raise pleas in law against the contested decision and to adduce evidence in support of those pleas (see judgment in Telefónica and Telefónica de España v Commission, C-295/12 P, EU:C:2014:2062, paragraph 213 and the case-law cited).