Extradition Appeal Inadmissibility
Synthèse Legislator
Généré par l'IAThe Court of Cassation declared the appeal inadmissible because the challenged decision, which was a reasoned opinion issued by the Chamber of Indictment regarding a foreign extradition request pursuant to Article 16 of the Law of March 10, 1927, was explicitly stipulated by that same legal text to be without further recourse, thereby precluding an appeal to the Court of Cassation.
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Généré par l'IAARTICLE 16 DE LA LOI DU 10 MARS 1927; Extradition Appeal Inadmissibility: The Court of Cassation declared the appeal inadmissible because the challenged decision, which was a reasoned opinion issued by the Chamber of Indictment regarding a foreign extradition request pursuant to Article 16 of the Law of March 10, 1927, was explicitly stipulated by that same legal text to be without further recourse, thereby precluding an appeal to the Court of Cassation.
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Généré par l'IAThe court cited this provision as the basis for the Chamber's decision from which the appeal was lodged, which excludes the possibility of appeal to the Court of Cassation.
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LA COUR,
VU LE MEMOIRE PRODUIT ;
SUR LA RECEVABILITE DU POURVOI :
ATTENDU QUE PAR L'ARRET ATTAQUE, LA CHAMBRE D'ACCUSATION, STATUANT EN APPLICATION DE L'ARTICLE 16 DE LA LOI DU 10 MARS 1927, A DONNE SON AVIS MOTIVE SUR UNE DEMANDE D'EXTRADITION PRESENTEE PAR LE GOUVERNEMENT D'UN PAYS ETRANGER ;
QU'EN VERTU DU MEME TEXTE, LA CHAMBRE D'ACCUSATION STATUE, EN PAREIL CAS, SANS RECOURS ;
QUE CETTE DISPOSITION EXCLUT LE POURVOI EN CASSATION ;
DECLARE LE POURVOI IRRECEVABLE.