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a) a copy of the court's order, duly authenticated;
b)
c)
a certificate issued by or on behalf of the Central Authority of the Requesting Side stating:
i)
where the person against whom the order is made did not appear in the proceedings which
resulted in the aforementioned order, that the person received notice of the proceedings and the date upon which notification took place;
ii) that the order is in force and not subject to
appeal;
iii) that all or a certain
amount of the sum
payable under the order remains unpaid in the jurisdiction of the Requesting Side;
iv) that the order has the purpose of recovering
payments or other rewards received in connection with drug trafficking or their
value; and
as far as possible, a description of any property
which can be realised in satisfaction of the
aforementioned order; and
d)
such further evidence as may be
be required by the Central Authority of the Requested Side.
15.
be
Documents are duly authenticated if they purport to
certified by any
his person in
capacity as a judge,
magistrate, or officer of the court in question or by or on behalf of the Central Authority of the Requesting Side.
16.
Where applicable and
to
the extent possible, a
request will also include:
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