(1) Subject to international conventions, any request for extradition shall be made through
diplomatic channels. To this application shall be attached, as the case may be:
(a) a copy of the judgment, even if the person was convicted it absentia;
(b) a document ordering that the accused be brought before a court for preliminary inquiry
or for trial;
(c) a warrant of arrest or any other document having the same effect and issuing from the
competent foreign authority. However, the said document shall specify the offence on
which it is founded and its date.
(2) The judgment carrying a conviction and the document mentioned in sub-section (1) b)
above shall be the original or a duly certified copy thereof.
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(3) The requesting Government shall at the same time attach a copy of the law applicable to
the offence charged, and an account of the facts of the case.
(4) In the case of a judgment in default, the requesting government shall, in 1 addition, furnish
evidence that the person concerned had knowledge of the trial, and sufficient legal means for
his defence.
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In force from 27 July 2005
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