98As a consequence, given that, as is apparent from paragraph 85 above, the parts of an act concerning a person which are not challenged before the EU courts cannot be annulled by those courts and thus become definitive as against that person, the General Court was correct not to treat in the same way the appellant and the carriers at issue which brought the actions referred to in paragraph 30 above, in view of the differences between them as regards the scope of the forms of order they sought at first instance.
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