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Fletcher v Government of India [2021] EWHC 610 (Admin)
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Fletcher v Government of India [2021] EWHC 610 (Admin)

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The case: The Appellant is sought by the Government of India to serve a 10-year sentence of imprisonment for an offence of possession of 10 kg of a form of cannabis. The District Judge decided that there were no bars to extradition. 

 

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