Info on Indian Extradition Act 1962

This application contains all information related to the Indian Extradition Act 1962. As defined by Hon’ble Supreme court of India, ‘Extradition is the delivery on the part of one State to another of those whom it is desired to deal with for crimes of which they have been accused or convicted and are justifiable in the Courts of the other State. An Extradition request for an accused can be initiated in the case of under-investigation, under-trial and convicted criminals.

When you go through the contents of this application, you will become more knowledgeable about the Indian Extradition Act 1962. In cases under investigation, abundant precautions have to be exercised by the law enforcement agency to ensure that it is in possession of prima facie evidence to sustain the allegation before the Courts of Law in the Foreign state. The Extradition Act 1962 provides India’s legislative basis for extradition. To consolidate and amend the law relating to the extradition of fugitive criminals and to provide for matters connected therewith, or incidental thereto, the Extradition Act of 1962 was enacted.
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