(i) (a)(a)
purporting to be signed by a judge, magistrate or other officer of
and
(b)(b)
purporting to be certified by being sealed with the official seal of
the appropriate Minister of State of
or
(ii)
purporting to be authenticated in such other manner as may be permitted
by the law of the United Kingdom.
6.
The competent authorities of ............ will provide evidence sufficient under the
law of the United Kingdom which would justify the committal of .....
if the offences had been committed in the territory of the United Kingdom.
for trial
7.
will not be extradited until his/her return has been
ordered under Part III of the Extradition Act 1989; and until the expiration of any
further period which may be required by the law of the United Kingdom. If criminal
proceedings against
are instituted in the territory of the
United Kingdom or he/she is lawfully detained in consequence of such criminal
proceedings, the decision whether or not to extradite him/her will be postponed until
the criminal proceedings have been completed or he/she is no longer so detained.
through the diplomatic channel of its
8. The United Kingdom will inform
decision with regard to the extradition. In the event that the request for extradition
is refused, the United Kingdom will give reasons for the refusal. If the request is
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