paragraph 346 in volume 3, chapter 24, Provisional Measures of Protection
Proceedings for provisional measures possess an independent character which sets them apart from the mainline proceedings in the case. There are two principal elements. The first is that the request for the measures must relate to the rights of the parties which the Court has been asked to settle in the judgment on the merits. The second, which is related, is that the Court must be satisfied that it has prima facie jurisdiction over that claim.1
These principles in combination have been the …