Extradition Act, 1974

 

Extradition
Act, 1974 (Lviii Of 1974)

 

Section—4

Special
Powers Act, 1974, Section—3(i ) and 2(t)(ii)

In
a case where a citizen of a foreign country intends to stay in Bangladesh and
if the Government is satisfied that the extradition of such person is called
for in order to maintain friendly relations of Bangladesh with foreign States
the Government can on the strength of section 3(i) and section 2(f)(ii) of the
Special Powers Act extradite such citizen to his own country in absence of any
extradition treaty between the Government of Bangladesh and such foreign
States. The Government of Bangladesh has sufficient legal authority to
extradite Anup Chetia to India in response to the right of India to demand
extradition of Anup Chetia.

Saiful islam
Dilder Vs Govt. of Bangladesh and others, 18 BLD (HCD) 615.

Ref:
Ramos Vs. Diuz, 1498; M. Saleemullah Vs. Govt. of Bangladesh, 47 DLR 218—Cited.

 

Extradition Act, 1974

 

Extradition
Act [LVIII of 1974]


Section 4–

The
government has sufficient legal authority to extradite Anup Chetia to India in
response to the right of India to demand extradition of Anup Chetia.

Saiful Islam
Dilder vs Government of Bangladesh and others 50 DLR 318.

 

Section 6–

A ‘fugitive
offender can be extradited from Bangladesh to the United Kingdom in the manner
as stated in section 6 of the Act.

Abdul Abedin
Abdul vs State 53 DLR 109.

 

Sections 6 & 12–

In
considering the prayer for bail of a fugitive offender arrested or detained
under the Extradition Act, provision of section 497 of the Code of Criminal
Procedure shall have to be considered.

Abdul Abedin
Abdul vs State 53 DLR 109.

 

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