Judgment_paragraph 26 · HK v European Commission (C-460/18 P)

26In that regard, it should be observed that, according to settled case-law, to allow a party to put forward for the first time before the Court of Justice pleas and arguments which it did not raise before the General Court would be to authorise it to bring before the Court of Justice, whose jurisdiction in appeals is limited, a case of wider ambit than that which came before the General Court. In an appeal, the Court’s jurisdiction is therefore confined to review of the findings of law on the pleas and arguments argued before the first courts (judgment of 1 June 1994, Commission v Brazzelli Lualdi and Others, C‑136/92 P, EU:C:1994:211, paragraph 59, and of 8 November 2016, BSH v EUIPO, C‑43/15 P, EU:C:2016:837, paragraph 43).