49As regards the appellant’s argument relating to the error of law allegedly made by the General Court, in so far as the latter found that the arguments seeking to demonstrate possible errors made by the authorisation applicants were inadmissible, it should be noted, first, that the General Court did not err in law when it held, in paragraph 53 of the judgment under appeal, that, in the context of the present action, relating to the Commission’s decision on the request for an internal review, only pleas seeking to demonstrate that that decision was vitiated by errors of law or errors of assessment, and not pleas concerning the application for authorisation, were admissible.
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