73 The Court of Justice concluded that, where the activities of the institutions fall within the framework of administrative duties which are specifically allocated to them by Article 88 EC, it was necessary to take account of the fact that interested parties other than the Member State concerned in the procedures for reviewing State aid did not have the right to consult the documents in the Commission’s administrative file, and, therefore, to acknowledge the existence of a general presumption that disclosure of documents in the administrative file might, in principle, undermine the protection of the purpose of investigations, with the result that the institution concerned could itself decide that a specific and individual prior examination of the documents concerned was unnecessary.
73 Domstolen udledte heraf, at der, når institutionernes aktiviteter falder inden for rammerne af de administrative funktioner, som de specifikt er blevet tildelt ved artikel 88 EF, skal tages hensyn til den omstændighed, at de interesserede parter – bortset fra den pågældende medlemsstat – ikke under procedurer for statsstøttekontrol har adgang til aktindsigt i dokumenterne i Kommissionens sagsakter, og at det derfor skal anerkendes, at der gælder en generel formodning for, at udbredelsen af dokumenter i sagsakter i princippet er til skade for beskyttelsen af formålet med undersøgelser, hvilket betyder, at den pågældende institution kan undlade at foretage en forudgående konkret og individuel undersøgelse af de omhandlede dokumenter.EurLex-2 EurLex-2