1. Without prejudice to the Court’s decision on the Application for provisional measures, the Court shall have the discretion – including where the Application is made pursuant to Rule 206.3 – to:
(a) inform the defendant about the Application and invite him to lodge, within a time period to be specified, an Objection to the Application for provisional measures which shall contain:
- (i) the reasons why the Application shall fail;
- (ii) the facts and evidence relied on, in particular any challenge to the facts and evidence relied on by the applicant; and
- (iii) where main proceedings on the merits of the case have not yet been started before the Court, the reasons why the action which will be started before the Court shall fail and the facts and evidence relied on in su
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