evidence: The decisions of the General Court may, within two months, be subject to an appeal before the Court of Justice, limited to points of law. In certain categories of cases, appeals against decisions of the General Court are considered by the Court of Justice after an initial procedure determining whether such appeals are allowed to proceed. This procedure applies to appeals (i) in cases that have already been considered twice, first by an independent board of appeal of a body, office or agency of the European Union and then by the General Court, and (ii) against decisions of the General Court relating to the performance of a contract containing an arbitration clause (under Article 272 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union). In such cases, the appeal must be accompanied by a request that it be allowed to proceed setting out the issue or issues raised by the appeal that is or are significant with respect to the unity, consistency or development of European Union law. [...] Requests for a preliminary ruling transferred to the General Court are treated in the same way as those examined by the Court of Justice.