Judgment_paragraph 38 · FSL Holdings and Others v European Commission (C-469/15 P)

38As regards the appellants’ argument that the use of those documents for purposes other than those for which they were obtained could irremediably compromise the rights of the defence, it should be recalled that the prevailing principle in EU law is that evidence may be freely adduced and that the only relevant criterion for the purpose of assessing the evidence adduced is its credibility (see judgment of 25 January 2007, Dalmine v Commission, C‑407/04 P, EU:C:2007:53, paragraph 63).

FSL Holdings and Others v European Commission (C-469/15 P)

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