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(b)

a statement of the facts of the offence for

which extradition is requested;

(c) the text, if any, of the law

(d)

(e)

(i)

(ii)

(iii)

defining that offence;

prescribing the maximum punishment

for that offence; and

imposing any time limit on the

institution of proceedings for that

offence;

a statement of the legal provisions which

establish the extraditable character of

the offence fo

which extradition is

requested under the relevant law;

a warrant of arrest issued by a judge,

magistrate or other competent authority

in the territory of the requesting Party.

4 Although the statement of the facts of the

offence need not establish a prima facie

case, it must nevertheless be sufficient

to show how the person sought is alleged to

have been involved in the offence. Further,

since the request must be accompanied by a

be

warrant of arrest, it will have been necessary

for the authority issuing that warrant to have

been

(Satished

the

as to connection between the

person sought and the offence alleged.