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Extradition Act · 2024 Revised Edition · Part 4
Extradition Act · 2024 Revised Edition · Part 4
Official textFrom Attorney General's Chambers, unchanged
A person shall be brought before a magistrate if —
he is on remand in custody or released on bail 28 days after the day on which he was arrested on a provisional warrant; and
an endorsed warrant for his arrest has not been obtained.
Unless the magistrate is satisfied that the endorsed warrant will be obtained within a period that is reasonable in all the circumstances, he shall order —
such person to be released from custody; or
the discharge of the sureties for the bail.
A person shall be brought before a magistrate if —
he is on remand in custody or on bail 28 days after the day on which he was arrested on an endorsed warrant; and
no request has been made under section 31 for extradition proceedings to be conducted.
Unless the magistrate is satisfied that a request under section 31
for extradition proceedings to be conducted will be made within a period that is reasonable in all the circumstances, he shall order —
such person to be released from custody; or
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the discharge of the sureties for the bail.
Extradition proceedings
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