PART V - CO-OPERATION AND JUDICIAL ASSISTANCE

31. Consultations with International Criminal Court

(1) The Attorney-General shall consult with the International Criminal Court, without delay, if, for any reason, there are or may be problems with the execution of a request for co-operation.

(2) Before refusing a request for assistance of a kind mentioned in paragraph 1(1) of Article 93 of the Statute, the Attorney-General shall consult with the International Criminal Court to ascertain whether the assistance requested could be provided -
(a) subject to conditions; or
(b) at a later date or in an alternative manner.

(3) Without limiting the types of conditions under which assistance may be provided, the Attorney-General may agree to information or documents being sent to the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court on a confidential basis.

PART VI - OTHER FORMS OF ASSISTANCE

37. Setting aside registration of forfeiture order

(1)

(a) the order was registered in breach of this Act;
(b) the order is subject to review or appeal

PART II - REQUESTS

5. Request to Mauritius

(2) The Central Authority may, in respect of a request under subsection (1) from a foreign State -

(b) refuse the request, in whole or in part, on the ground -
(i) that compliance with the request would be contrary to the Constitution ;

PART II - REQUESTS

5. Request to Mauritius

(2) The Central Authority may, in respect of a request under subsection (1) from a foreign State -

(b) refuse the request, in whole or in part, on the ground -
(iii) of reasonable belief that the request for assistance has been made for the purpose of prosecuting a person on account of that person's race, sex, religion, nationality, ethnic origin or political opinions, or that a person's position may be prejudiced for any of those reasons ;

PART II - REQUESTS

5. Request to Mauritius

(2) The Central Authority may, in respect of a request under subsection (1) from a foreign State -

(b) refuse the request, in whole or in part, on the ground -
(viii) that the request requires Mauritius to carry out measures that are inconsistent with its laws and practice, or that cannot be taken in respect of criminal matters arising in Mauritius ;