PART ONE OPENING PROVISIONS
Section 11 Costs of International Judicial Cooperation
(1) Costs incurred to the authorities of the Czech Republic in the course of performing actions of international legal cooperation will be borne by the Czech Republic.
(2) If an international treaty allows reimbursement of costs referred to in Sub-section (1) or any part thereof by a foreign state, or if it is common practice in mutual relations between the Czech Republic and the foreign state within the framework of international judicial cooperation, the judicial authority will present the Ministry a calculation of these costs and substantiation thereof, as well as other data necessary for the purpose of applying for their reimbursement by the foreign state. The Ministry will request the foreign state for reimbursement of the costs based on the calculation, with the exception of cases where the application is considered purposeless or for other reasons inappropriate.
(3) Costs incurred to the foreign state on the basis of a request of the judicial authority for international judicial cooperation, for reimbursement of which the foreign state applied in compliance with an international treaty or even without such a treaty, if it is common practice in mutual relations between the Czech Republic and the foreign state within the frame of international judicial cooperation, will be paid by the Czech Republic. Costs incurred to the foreign state in the course of transit of a person or items through its territory from another state into the Czech Republic on the basis of a request of the judicial authority, reimbursement of which this state requests, will be borne by the Czech Republic. The payment will be made by the Czech Republic.
(4) Provisions of Sub-sections (1) to (3) will not affect the right to claim compensation of costs against the convict.
PART THREE Individual forms of International Judicial Cooperation
Chapter I Legal Assistance
Sub-chapter 1 Requesting Legal Assistance in a Foreign State
Section 46
In case the judicial authority request a foreign authority for execution of an action of legal assistance and the foreign authority considers the costs associated with the execution of the requested action to be inappropriate in relation to its purpose or for other reasons, the Ministry will negotiate with the foreign authority, upon a request of the judicial authority, how these cost will be reimbursed, or another appropriate measure.
PART THREE Individual forms of International Judicial Cooperation
Chapter I Legal Assistance
Sub-chapter 2 Providing Legal Assistance to Foreign Authorities
Section 55
In case a foreign authority requests execution of legal assistance in the territory of the Czech Republic and the costs associated with the execution of the requested action would be clearly disproportional to its purpose, the Ministry will negotiate with the foreign authority how these costs will be covered, or other appropriate arrangement.
PART THREE Individual forms of International Judicial Cooperation
Chapter IV Recognition and Execution of Decision in Relation to Foreign States
Sub-chapter 1 Recognition and Execution of Foreign Decisions
Division 3 Execution of Recognized Foreign Decision
Section 132 Costs of Takeover
(1) Costs of takeover of a person from a foreign state will be borne by the Czech Republic.
(2) The person, who was taken over with his consent from a foreign state for the purpose of execution of an unsuspended sentence of imprisonment imposed by a recognized foreign
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decision, will be obliged to reimburse the Czech Republic for the expenses expended in relation to his takeover by a flat-rate sum.
(3) The flat-rate sum referred to in Sub-section (2) will the Ministry determine by a regulation.
(4) The presiding judge will decide on the obligation for reimbursement of expenses after transfer of the person to the territory of the Czech Republic. A complaint is admissible against this decision, which has a dilatory effect.
Section 133 Costs of Proceedings
(1) Costs of proceedings on recognition and execution of a foreign decision will be borne by the Czech Republic.
(2) In case execution of the recognized foreign decision has been ordered, the person, against whom this decision is directed, will be obliged to reimburse the Czech Republic for the expenses referred to in Section 152 (1) (a) to (d) of the Code of Criminal Procedure; that does not apply in case referred to in Section 132 (2).
PART FOUR Cooperation with International Criminal Courts and Tribunals
Chapter I General Provisions
Section 147 Translations
(1) If an international court sends the central authority a request or order in a foreign language without a translation, the central authority will provide the translation, if an international court referred to in Section 145 (1) (a) is concerned; possibilities of reimbursement of costs of the translation will be then consulted with the international court.
(2) If an international court referred to in Section 145 (1) (b) or (c) is concerned, the translation will be provided by the central authority if the international court provides an assurance that it will bear the costs of the translation. Otherwise the central authority may return the request or order to the international court without execution.
PART FOUR Cooperation with International Criminal Courts and Tribunals
Chapter I General Provisions
Section 150 Costs of Cooperation
(1) Costs incurred to the authorities of the Czech Republic in the course of executing requests and orders of an international court will be borne by the Czech Republic, unless they are borne by the international court.
(2) If the regulations of the international court allow that the international court bore some of the costs referred to in Sub-section (1), such costs will be borne according to an agreement between the central authority and the international court. The authority, to which these costs were incurred, will submit a calculation of these costs and reasoning thereof, as well as other necessary data, to the central authority.
1. Los gastos ordinarios que se deriven del cumplimiento de las solicitudes en el territorio del Estado requerido correrán a cargo de éste, con excepción de los siguientes, que correrán a cargo de la Corte:
(a) Gastos relacionados con el viaje y la seguridad de los testigos y peritos, o el traslado, con arreglo al artículo 93, de personas detenidas;
(b) Gastos de traducción, interpretación y transcripción;
(c) Gastos de viaje y dietas de los magistrados, el fiscal, los fiscales adjuntos, el secretario, el secretario adjunto y los funcionarios de cualquier órgano de la Corte;
(d) Costo de los informes o dictámenes periciales solicitados por la Corte;
(e) Gastos relacionados con el transporte de la persona que entregue a la Corte un Estado de detención; y
(f) Previa consulta, todos los gastos extraordinarios que puedan ser resultado del cumplimiento de una solicitud.
2. Las disposiciones del párrafo 1 serán aplicables, según proceda, a las solicitudes hechas por los Estados Partes a la Corte. En ese caso, los gastos ordinarios que se deriven de su cumplimiento correrán a cargo de la Corte.