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jurisdiction of the

requested Party. Such evidence may

include originals or copies of statements or depositions,

whether taken in the jurisdiction of the requesting Party

or elsewhere, purporting to have been taken on oath or affirmation together with any exhibits referred to therein.

(4)

If the request relates to a person already

shall be supported by a certificate of

convicted, it

conviction and:

(a)

(b)

if the person has not been sentenced, a

certificate or statement to that effect by

the appropriate court and a copy of the

warrant of arrest; or

if the person has been sentenced, a

certificate or statement that the sentence

is enforceable and indicating how much of

the sentence has still to be served.

(5)

shall

Documents supporting

a request for surrender

be admitted in evidence as proof of the facts

contained therein if duly

authenticated.

duly authenticated if they purport to be:

Documents are

(a)

signed or certified by a judge, magistrate

or an official of the requesting Party; and

(b)

sealed with the official

competent

Party.

authority

seal of a

of

the

requesting