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Art. 56 Bundesgesetz vom 20. März 1981 über internationale Rechtshilfe in Strafsachen (IRSG) - Vollstreckbarkeit
IRSG; Zweiter Teil: Auslieferung; 2. Kapitel: Verfahren
Art. 56 IRSG · Vollstreckbarkeit
Die Auslieferung kann vollzogen werden, wenn der Verfolgte: a. ausdrücklich den sofortigen Vollzug verlangt; oder b. nicht innert fünf Tagen nach Eröffnung der Verfügung erklärt, er wolle Beschwerde erheben.
Wird die Auslieferung abgelehnt, so hebt das BJ die Auslieferungshaft auf.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (12)
RH.2025.4 (art. 56 al. 2 EIMP)
Extradition Arrest Warrant Appeal Denied Due to Flight Risk and Mistreatment Claims Deemed Premature
Cited as a potential ground for waiver of detention, but not applied in the dispositive.
CDP.2024.20 · ne (Art. 56 al. 1 AIMP 2019)
Annulment of Municipal Tender for Public Display Concession Due to Flawed Procedure and Discriminatory Evaluation Criteria
Cited as part of the legal basis confirming the admissibility of the appeal.
RH.2023.8 (art. 56 al. 2 EIMP)
Extradition Appeal Rejected: Alibi and Bail Insufficient
Cited as a reason for waiver of detention in case of refusal of extradition.
RR.2017.242 (art. 56 al. 1 let. b EIMP)
Extradition Appeal Moot Due to Untimely Filing and Prior Extradition
This provision concerns the enforceability of the extradition decision if no declaration of appeal is made within five days of notification, and is cited as the reason why the appeal became moot.
RH.2017.15 (art. 56 al. 2 EIMP)
Extradition to Spain for Forgery and Fraud Upheld Due to Flight Risk
This provision states that detention pending extradition is lifted if extradition is refused.
RR.2016.264 (Art. 56 Abs. 1 lit. b IRSG)
Extradition Appeal Dismissed After Slovakian Request Withdrawal
Cited concerning the conditions for the execution of an extradition if no appeal is declared.
RR.2016.100 (art. 56 cpv. 1 lett. b AIMP)
Extradition Lawful Despite Late Appeal Filing
This provision governs the conditions under which extradition can be executed if the person concerned does not declare within five days of notification of the decision their intention to appeal.
RH.2015.16 (art. 56 al. 2 EIMP)
Extradition to Germany for Drug Trafficking Upheld Despite Child Custody Concerns
Cited as a reason for lifting detention pending extradition if the extradition is refused.
RH.2015.5 (Art. 56 al. 2 EIMP)
Extradition Warrant Appeal Dismissed
This provision is mentioned as a reason for lifting detention in view of extradition if the extradition is refused.
RR.2012.309 (Art. 56 Abs. 1 lit. b IRSG)
Swiss Extradition Case Dismissed as Moot Due to Fugitive Status
Procedural rule regarding the enforcement of extradition after notice of appeal.
RR.2012.229 (Art. 56 Abs. 1 lit. b IRSG)
Extradition Appeal Dismissed for Lack of Grounds and Withdrawn Charges
Cited regarding the conditions for carrying out extradition, specifically the five-day period after notification to declare intent to appeal.
RR.2012.118 (art. 56 al. 1 let. b EIMP)
Kosovo Extradition Appeal Denied Over Mistaken Identity Claims
This article concerns the deadline for declaring intent to appeal.