 Thus, a judgment of the Conseil de contentieux administratif, issued 2 August 1853, defined the first as designating the high point as seen from several successive places, while the second referred only to the crest as seen in the foreground.A judgment of the Saint-Denis tribunal, issued 5 May 1856, then established that "le sommet des montagnes" was the crest in the background seen from the sea, and that there was no need to differentiate between use of the singular and the plural in the expression.This judgment was upheld by a ruling of the Cour de Bordeaux on 19 June 1867.