Supreme Court of India
Verhoeven, Marie-emmanuelle v. Union of India & Ors.
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We hold that there is a binding extradition treaty between India and Chile and that the provisions of the Extradition Act, 1962 (other than Chapter Ill thereof) are applicable to the Republic of Chile in respect of the offences specified in the Extradition Treaty.
Judgment, page 55
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Extradition Act, I 962: Applicability of the Act to a foreign State - Scope of judicial review - Held: Whether the Extradition Act is to be made applicable to a foreign State or not is entirely a political decision to be taken by the Government of India and there must be judicial abstinence in this regard - There is no doubt that this is an area that cannot be the subject matter of judicial review - Extradition Act, I 870. s.2(d) - Binding extradition beti1•een India and Chile - Extra dition Treaty entered into on 26'" January I 897 between United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland with
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