47The General Court, referring to the judgments of 26 March 1987 in Commission v Council (45/86, EU:C:1987:163) and 1 October 2009 in Commission v Council (C‑370/07, EU:C:2009:590), correctly stated, at paragraph 26 of the judgment under appeal, that the requirement for legal certainty means that the binding nature of any act intended to have legal effects must be derived from a provision of EU law which prescribes the legal form to be taken by that act and which must be expressly indicated therein as its legal basis.
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