The court shall have jurisdiction to authorize the forwarding to the requesting
Government of the whole or part of any document, securities or objects seized from the
foreigner, notwithstanding the fact that the application for extradition is dismissed or can no
longer be reopened for any reason whatsoever.
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It shall order the restitution of documents, securities or objects seized not relevant to the
offence with which the foreigner is charged, and shall decide by order, not subject to appeal on
any claim to them by third parties.
It Section 666 The foreigner shall be released and his extradition may no longer be requested
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the requesting State of the decree of extradition, without delivery of the prisoner having been
requested by the representative of the requesting State.
Any dispute on the application of this section shall be brought before the competent Court of
Appeal which shall, within eight (8) days, and after the submissions of the Legal Department,
determine the issue. The decision of the Court of Appeal shall be subject to appeal before the
Supreme Court. Only the Legal Department or the foreigner may appeal to the Supreme
Court. The provisions of sections 657 and following of this code shall be applicable.
SUB-CHAPTER III
EFFECTS OF EXTRADITION
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In force from 27 July 2005
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