Supreme Court of India
Dr. Babu Ram Saksena v. The State
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Constitutioll of India-Merger of. States-Effect-Treaty of Extradition between British Government and Indian State-Whether subsists after merger-Extradition Act 1903, ss. 7, IS-Provision i11 Act for extradition for additional offences-Whether "derogates" from Treaty- .xtradition warrant for additional offences-Legality. In 1869 the British Government and Qie State of Tonk entered into treaty which provided for the extradition of offenders in respect of certain offe11ces specified therein called "heinous offences," which did not include the offences of chcat i ng and extortion. In 1903 the
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