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m
ay be surrendered,
umbe
whether there is or is
not any concurrent
jurisdiction
The Imperial
Extractition Acto
however do
apply to the Frenty of Tientsin. The
surrender of
Criminals
Kony
in
Chinese
Kony
is governed
by the tocal Ordinances
and
1h 2 of 1850
We2 of 1871, and the legal Authouties above
referred to are conclusive
against any
surrender
where
where concurrent
jurisdiction exists.
2nd Quection.
While the Law
remains
as
abv ve
stated the Magistinte
is clearly bound, in cases of concurrent
Nconcurs
pirisdiction, rither
to discharge
the
accused if the evidence be insuf ficient or (as pointed out by the Privy Council Judgment)
to commit him for
at the Supreme
trimb
Const