# The European Convention on Extradition Order 1990, Declarations and Reservations


The Swiss Federal Council declares that extradition by Switzerland is in all cases subject to the condition that the person claimed is not brought before an extraordinary court (tribunal d'exception). It therefore reserves the right to refuse extradition:
a. if there is a possibility that the person claimed, if extradited, will be brought before an extraordinary court (tribunal d'exception) and if the requesting State does not give assurances deemed sufficient, that the judgment will be passed by a court which is generally empowered under the rules of judicial administration to pronounce on criminal matters:
b. if extradition is requested for the purpose of carrying out a sentence passed by an extraordinary court (tribunal d'exception).

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1990/1507/schedule/3/part/19/crossheading/declarations-and-reservations (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/european-convention-on-extradition-order-1990/schedule-3/part-19/crossheading-declarations-and-reservations
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