🍁 En termes simples
If Canada is considering extraditing you to another country for a serious crime, your refugee hearing must stop until the extradition process is complete. If you're discharged (not extradited), your refugee case can continue. If you're surrendered for extradition, your refugee claim is treated as abandoned.
Affects: Refugee claimants and protected persons
Texte juridique — LIPR, article 105
(1)
Continuation if discharge under Extradition Act
(2)
Rejection if surrender under Extradition Act
(3)
Final decision
(4)
Limit if no previous claim
(5)
Historique des modifications (2)
2001, c. 27, s. 105
2023, c. 32, s. 61(F)
En pratique
Sections connexes
Source officielle : Justice Canada — LIPR, art. 105 (fait autorité, peut différer de cet affichage)
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