114Consequently, the General Court erred in law in finding that the directive at issue accorded a discretion to the Member States, without taking into account the appellant’s situation and the fact that the entry into force of the directive at issue had had the direct consequence of subjecting the latter to obligations the result of which could not be changed. In those circumstances, the second part of the first ground of appeal must equally be upheld.
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