Model 2 Sample Clauses

Model 2. Vapour exposure‌
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Model 2. 1. If a person who is in the territory of the requested Party has to be heard as a witness or expert by a competent authority of the requesting Party, an application may be made for his hearing to take place by videoconference.
Model 2. The central authority of the requested Party and the central authority of the requesting Party or Eurojust may decide by mutual consent to set up joint investigation teams to carry out criminal investigations in the territory of one or other of the Parties setting up the team.
Model 2. At the request of the requesting Party and without prejudice to the rights of bona fide third parties, the requested Party may place articles obtained by criminal means at the disposal of the requesting Party with a view to their return to their rightful owners.

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