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ARTICLE 7
Discretionary Refusal to Surrender
(1)
The requested Party may refuse to surrender a
fugitive offender for an offence which is regarded by its law as having been committed within the jurisdiction of its
courts.
(2)
The surrender of a fugitive offender may also be
refused if the requested Party considers that:
(a)
the offence
circumstances, not sufficiently
warrant the surrender; or
is. having regard to all the
serious to
(b)
by reason of the passage of time it would,
having regard to all the circumstances, be
unjust to surrender him; or
(c)
in
(d)
with
the circumstances of the case, the
surrender of the fugitive offender would be
incompatible
humanitarian
considerations in view of age, health or
other personal circumstances;
or
the surrender would prejudice the essential
interests of the requested Party; or
(e) the surrender of the fugitive offender may
place that Party in breach of its obligations under international treaties.