176In that regard, it should be recalled that it is clear from settled case-law that a measure is vitiated by misuse of powers only if it appears on the basis of objective, relevant and consistent evidence to have been taken with the exclusive purpose, or at any rate the main purpose, of achieving an end other than those pleaded or of evading a procedure specifically prescribed by the Treaty for dealing with the circumstances of the case (judgment of 13 November 1990, Fedesa and Others, C‑331/88, EU:C:1990:391, paragraph 24; see also, to that effect, judgment of 15 July 1994, Matra Hachette v Commission, T‑17/93, EU:T:1994:89, paragraph 173). It is sufficient to find, as the Commission observes, that, since the applicant has failed to establish, or even properly claim, that the Commission had adopted the contested decision for an end other than those pleaded, this plea must be rejected.