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High Court. An appeal may be brought on a question of law or fact and may not be brought unless the court grants leave to appeal which requires the Appellant to establish that there is a reasonably arguable ground of appeal31. 10. Either party may appeal a decision of the High Court to the Supreme Court,

atters), the extradition should not take place". 33. Although some of the conduct alleged in the superseding indictment is said to have occurred in Londonm, three of the `specified matters' are likely to weigh heavily against a finding that extradition would be barred by forum. First, it appears that th

High Court. An appeal may be brought on a question of law or fact and may not be brought unless the court grants leave to appeal which requires the Appellant to establish that there is a reasonably arguable ground of appeal31. 10. Either party may appeal a decision of the High Court to the Supreme Court,

atters), the extradition should not take place". 33. Although some of the conduct alleged in the superseding indictment is said to have occurred in Londonm, three of the `specified matters' are likely to weigh heavily against a finding that extradition would be barred by forum. First, it appears that th

High Court. An appeal may be brought on a question of law or fact and may not be brought unless the court grants leave to appeal which requires the Appellant to establish that there is a reasonably arguable ground of appeal31. 10. Either party may appeal a decision of the High Court to the Supreme Court,

atters), the extradition should not take place". 33. Although some of the conduct alleged in the superseding indictment is said to have occurred in Londonm, three of the `specified matters' are likely to weigh heavily against a finding that extradition would be barred by forum. First, it appears that th