84In those circumstances, it must be held that, as is apparent from paragraph 132 of the judgment under appeal, it is on the basis of the analysis of all of the evidence on which the Commission relied, taken in its proper context, and therefore in a manner consistent with the case-law recalled in paragraph 60 above, that the General Court found that the Commission had erred in law in taking the view, in recital 133 of the decision at issue, that it had demonstrated that the Italian authorities had exercised substantial public control in establishing the measures adopted by the FITD for the benefit of Tercas.
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