evidence: Malaysia’s application to overturn the 2008 decision by The International Court of Justice (ICJ) to award sovereignty of the island of Pedra Branca to Singapore hinges on three documents, according to media reports. [...] The second document is a naval incident report sent to the Governor of Singapore that said a British naval vessel could not intervene when a Malaysian vessel was being followed by an Indonesian gunboat as it "was still inside Johor territorial waters". The incident report showed that the British navy "did not view the waters around Pedra Branca/Pulau Batu Puteh as belonging to Singapore", according to the application. [...] Besides Pedra Branca, the sovereignty of the Middle Rocks and South Ledge were also considered in the 2008 case. The ICJ ruled that the Middle Rocks belongs to Malaysia, while it withheld from deciding on the sovereignty of South Ledge.