Abstract
399Extradition — Jurisdiction — Requirement that offence for which extradition sought be within the jurisdiction of the requesting State — Fraud — Attempt to obtain property by deception — Property would not have been obtained in territory of requesting State — Procedure — Requirement that details of offences be set out — Whether applicable to order from Secretary of State to Magistrate — Whether sufficient that details of offences given at later stageJurisdiction — Territorial — Fraud — Attempt to obtain property by deception in transnational transaction — Place in which payment expected — Jurisdiction to try offence — Extradition proceedings — The law of England
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