247In that regard, in so far as the Commission seeks, by that line of argument, to call into question the assessment of the probative value of the entry in the minutes of the power of attorney referred to in the preceding paragraph, it is in principle for the General Court alone to make that assessment (see, to that effect, judgments of 15 June 2000, Dorsch Consult v Council and Commission, C‑237/98 P, EU:C:2000:321, paragraph 50, and of 12 July 2005, Commission v CEVA and Pfizer, C‑198/03 P, EU:C:2005:445, paragraph 50); as the Advocate General indicated in point 87 of his Opinion, no rule or principle of EU law prohibits the Court from relying on a single piece of evidence to establish the relevant facts.
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