Section 28: Contravention of import or export prohibitions relating to precious

28. Contravention of import or export prohibitions relating to precious stones, gold and other precious metals. B Aiding and abetting, or counselling or procuring the commission of, or being an accessory before or after the fact to, or attempting or conspiring to commit, any of the offences listed in paragraph A. E19 – 13 [Issue 1] Extradition Act SECOND SCHEDULE FORM A [Section 9] EXTRADITION ACT NOTICE BY THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL To ............. District Magistrate ......... of ............. Whereas a request has been made to me, Attorney-General, for the surrender of ..... who is accused (or has been convicted) of the offence of ........ alleged to have been committed (or committed) in (or within the jurisdiction of) .... and is, or is suspected of being, in or on his way to Mauritius. Now, therefore, I ............. , Attorney-General, inform you that the request has been made and authorise you to issue a warrant for the arrest of ...................... provided that the provisions of the Extradition Act relating to the issue of such a warrant, have, in your opinion, been complied with. Given under my hand at Port Louis this .......... day of .......................... 20 ........ .......................................................... Attorney-General FORM B [Section 10] EXTRADITION ACT WARRANT OF ARREST To all members of the Mauritius Police Force. Whereas the Attorney-General has notified me, District Magistrate of ...................., that a request has been made to him for the surrender of .............................. who is accused (or has been convicted) of the offence of ...................... alleged to have been committed (or committed) in (or within the jurisdiction of) ................... and is, or is suspected of being, in or on his way to Mauritius. This is, therefore, to authorise and command you forthwith to find ....... in Mauritius and, having found him, to arrest him and, if he is arrested, to bring him before the District Magistrate of ................ to show cause why he should not be surrendered to ................... under the Extradition Act. Given under my hand at....... this.......................day of...................... 20......... .......................................................... District Magistrate [Issue 1] E19 – 14 Revised Laws of Mauritius FORM C [Section 10] EXTRADITION ACT WARRANT OF ARREST To all members of the Mauritius Police Force. Whereas it has been shown to me .......... District Magistrate of ........................... that ........ is accused or has been convicted) (of the offence of ............. alleged to have been committed (or committed)in (or within the jurisdiction of) .... and the said .................................... is, or is suspected of being, in or on his way to Mauritius. This is, therefore, to authorise and command you forthwith to find ........................ and, having found him, to arrest him and, if he is arrested, to bring him before the District Magistrate of ........................ to be further dealt with according to law. Given under my hand at....... this.......................day of...................... 20......... .......................................................... District Magistrate FORM D [Section 11] EXTRADITION ACT WARRANT OF COMMITMENT To all members of the Mauritius Police Force and to the Commissioner of Prisons. Whereas on this ........... day of .......... 20............... has been brought before me, District Magistrate e of ........................ to be further dealt with according to law. Given under my hand at....... this.......................day of...................... 20......... .......................................................... District Magistrate FORM D [Section 11] EXTRADITION ACT WARRANT OF COMMITMENT To all members of the Mauritius Police Force and to the Commissioner of Prisons. Whereas on this ........... day of .......... 20............... has been brought before me, District Magistrate of ............. to show cause why he should not be surrendered under the Extradition Act, on the ground of his being accused (or having been convicted) of the offence of ......... alleged to have been convicted) been committed (or committed) in (or within the jurisdiction of) ....................... And whereas no sufficient cause has been shown to me why ............ should not be surrendered under the Extradition Act. This is therefore to authorise and command— (a) you, members of the Mauritius Police Force to convey ........................... to the prison at Beau Bassin and deliver him there to the Commissioner of Prisons together with this warrant; and (b) you, the Commissioner, to receive ......... into your custody in the prison and to keep him until he is delivered from prison in accordance with law. Given under my hand at ...... this ..................... day of...................... 20......... .......................................................... District Magistrate E19 – 15 [Issue 1] Extradition Act FORM E [Section 12] EXTRADITION ACT WARRANT FOR THE SURRENDER OF OFFENDER Whereas ..... who is accused (or has been convicted) of the offence of ................. alleged to have been committed (or committed) in (or within the jurisdiction of) ....... was delivered into the custody of you the Commissioner of Prisons by warrant dated the ..................... day of ............ 20........... in pursuance of the Extradition Act. Now, therefore, I ....................... Attorney-General, under the Extradition Act order— (a) you, the Commissioner of Prisons, to deliver... into the custody of ....... and (b) you, .................. to receive ............. into your custody and to convey him to a place in or within the jurisdiction of ................ and there surrender him to the person appointed to receive him Given under my hand at Port Louis this..... day of ............................... 20......... .......................................................... Attorney-General [Issue 1] E19 – 16