-to give you
as will
the recur
such instructions
I must obviate for the future
of
Some the
of the
difficulties which have
to frequently been
experienced in carrying out the Extractition Clause of the Freaty under the Tent Ordennneer APR of 1850 and the
77874.
With reference
to the course which
should be adopted
in cases of concurrent piristiction, I am advised
that
12.0
far
av
any
Ludicial decisions bes
fun
dn
re Lernan
332. J. (MJR
on the Law of Extradition
bears repon
of
126
"This question,
they seem to establish
the illegality of
the
surrender of a criminal
in cases where there
exists concurrent
juns
sdiction to punish
the offender for the crine,
sack
charged, his surren A being
ize. Such cases
con
atrary to the punciple
H
which Extradition
Preatie's are.
This view was held
а
regards the crime of Pernicy jure gentium
in the case
of
the
"Joseph Berrily "which
occurred under the
Ashburnham Sealy,
and