80By its two grounds of appeal, the appellant takes issue with the General Court, in essence, for considering that, because of the prohibition on ruling ultra petita, it could not annul the decision at issue to an extent that went beyond the form of order sought by the appellant in its originating application, even though such an annulment was required to remedy the unlawfulness established by the General Court in its examination of the public policy issue which it had raised of its own motion.
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