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Chapter IV

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Surrender Act (European Arrest Warrant) (Overleveringswet) · Articles: 10

Section 1

On the petition of a foreign state

49 Article 49

Objects found in the possession of the person claimed may be seized at the request of the issuing judicial authority. The seizure may be ordered by…

50 Article 50

The court shall, in its decision regarding the surrender, also decide on the handing over or the return of the seized objects and shall state this in…

51 Article 51

Persons claimed who, for the purposes of a criminal investigation or the execution of a criminal sentence, are effectively surrendered by the…

52 Article 52

In the case of transport by land, in accordance with Article 51, the custody of the person claimed is entrusted to Dutch officials who are authorised…

53 Article 53

The public prosecutor shall, as far as possible, comply with a request from the issuing judicial authority to hear a requested person who has been…

54 Article 54

The court, upon the petition of the issuing judicial authority and having heard the public prosecutor, shall grant permission for a requested person…

Section 2

Upon petition of the Netherlands

55 Article 55

Any investigating judge (rechter-commissaris) may request the executing judicial authority to seize and transfer to him objects found in the…

56 Article 56

The examining magistrate who has issued a European arrest warrant or the public prosecutor who has taken a European arrest warrant or extradition…

57 Article 57

The examining magistrate may request the executing judicial authority to, prior to the decision regarding the surrender of the person who has been…

58 Article 58

In the cases referred to in Article 57, under (b), the examining magistrate who has issued the European arrest warrant shall, in consultation with…