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referred to above might be utilized.
4.
It is different when the offence for which
extradition is being sought by this Government is an offence against society and one in which this Government directly under- -takes the prosecution: in such cases if the Country petitioned is
one in which the expenses of the demanding administration are
paid by the petitioned state there would be no difficulty; but, if
the Country from which the fugitive is claimed is one which de- -mands that the petitioning state shall pay the expenses of extradition it is usual for the petitioning Government to forward
an assurance that it will pay whatever expenses are incurred. And
in Cyprus we used to use in Covernment cases a form of indemnity
similar to that contained on page 26 of the memorandum mentioned above which form was forwarded with the application papers.
5.
In all i.e. private and public, cases, how-
-ever there are certain petty expenses which one may bunch under
the head of Police Ezpe ses as they form part of the ordinary
Police Expenses of an administration. You will see a reference to
this on page 3 of the memorandum quoted above. These are paid by
each Ad...inistration.
6.
Now, conversely, when an application is made
to our administration by a Foreign Ad...inistration for extradition I should think we should be governed qua expenses by the Treaty if
any which exists between us and the requisitioning country; indeed
in the case of an application made to us by a country which had
no Treaty clause with us by which we undertake to pay or to
renounce any claim for payments of its extradition expenses any
claim for extradition wade by such State ought I think to be
accompanied by an assurance that it would indemnify us for our
costs: it would be quite fair for us to charge such a country not
only our actual out-of-pocket expenses (putting aside the petty Police expenses to which I have referred above) but also reason-
-able professional charges for the services of any person who appears before the magistrate and does the substantive work in
obtaining the extradition.
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