78In the first place, it must be noted that the Court is not bound by the Commission’s previous practice in taking decisions. In the second place, it is apparent from the table showing participation in general shareholders’ meetings, in paragraph 59 of the Contested Decision, that Friendmall by itself held a clear majority of votes in all those general meetings. The applicant thus acquired sole de facto control of Morpol just through the acquisition of only the shares that belonged to Friendmall. In addition, as the Commission found in paragraph 63 of the Contested Decision, the applicant acknowledged, in reply to the Commission’s request for information of 12 February 2013, that, on the basis of the shares represented in the annual and extraordinary general meetings, Morpol was solely controlled by Friendmall. It is not necessary, therefore, to analyse in detail, in that context, the facts underlying the LGI/Telenet decision (see paragraph 77 above).