50. Delegation

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The Attorney-General may delegate to a public officer any of his or her powers under this Act.

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Extradition Act 1968 · s 50

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Judgments that cite this Act

7 in all

An authorised officer may rely on the requesting state's information to seize items SummaryWang Yunhe v Attorney-General · [2026] SGCA 36
A fugitive under the Extradition Act was refused bail, disclosure and expert evidence SummaryTjhin Thian Po (alias Paulus Tannos) v Public Prosecutor · [2026] SGHC 168
Bail for a person facing extradition was refused; he was not 'sick or infirm' SummaryPaulus Tannos v The State · [2025] SGHC 229

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Singapore Statutes Online · Extradition Act 1968, 2020 Revised Edition. Reader record updated on 7 Oct 2026.

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