Separate Opinion of Judge Donoghue

208

SEPARATE OPINION OF JUDGE DONOGHUE

1. Certain circumstances giving rise to the present case are not in dis ‑
pute. During the pendency of State‑to‑State arbitration, one State seizefd
documents and data from the office of counsel to the opposing State (ffor
convenience, I refer to all seized documents, data and material as “tfhe

Dissenting opinion of Judge Keith

163

DISSENTING OPINION OF JUDGE KEITH

1. I regret that I cannot agree with two of the measures the Court has
adopted. My regret is the greater for I do have some understanding of the
“deep offence and shock” felt in Timor‑Leste about the actions off ASIO
to which the Agent of Timor‑Leste referred at the outset of this proceedf‑

Dissenting Opinion of Judge ad hoc Cot

627

DISSENTING OPINION OF JUDGE AD HOC COT

[Translation]

I. Preliminary Observatiffons

1. I regret that I am unable to concur in the decision adopted by the
majority of the Court on the request for the indication of provisional mffea -
sures submitted by Cambodia in the case concerning the Temple of Preah
Vihear (Request for Interpretation of the Judgment of 15 June 1962 in the

Declaration of Judge ad hoc Guillaume

625

DECLARATION OF JUDGE AD HOC GUILLAUME

[Translation]

Conditions for granting provisional measures — Application for interpretation —
Dispute as to both the operative clause of the 1962 Judgment and parts o▯f the
reasoning — Reasoning having binding force — Jurisdiction.
Creation of a demilitarized zone — Situation of the Temple of Preah Vihear in
this zone — Guarantees given to Cambodia.

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