Common use of Multiple Requests Clause in Contracts

Multiple Requests. A contracting Party which receives two or more requests for the extradition of the same person for the same crime, or for different crimes, shall determine to which of the requesting States it shall extradite the person sought, taking into consideration the circumstances and particularly the possibility of a later extradition between the requesting states, the seriousness of each crime, in the place where the crime was committed, the nationality of the person sought, the dates upon which the requests were received and the provisions of any extradition agreements between that Party and the other requesting State or States.

Multiple Requests. A contracting Contracting Party which receives two or more upon receiving requests from the other Contracting Party and from a third State for the extradition of the same person person, either for the same crime, offence or for different crimesoffences, shall determine to which of the requesting States it shall will extradite the person sought, taking into consideration all the circumstances and particularly the possibility of a later extradition between the requesting statesand, in particular, the relative seriousness of each crime, in the place offences and where the crime was they were committed, the citizenship or nationality of the person sought, the dates upon which the requests were received received, the possibility of a later extradition between the other Contracting Party and the third State, and the provisions of any extradition agreements between that Party and the other requesting State or StatesStates concerned.