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29.15 Recognisance - Extradition Act, 1965 Section 7A

The 29.15 Recognisance form is a legal document used in extradition proceedings under Section 7A of the Extradition Act, 1965. It's typically used when a person is being sought for extradition and needs to provide a guarantee or security to ensure they will appear in court.

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Form Overview

29.15 Recognisance - Extradition Act, 1965 Section 7A

The form captures information about the person providing the recognisance, the amount of security being offered, and terms under which the recognisance is given to ensure the person's appearance in extradition proceedings.

Risk Radar

Underestimating the required security amount can lead to rejection of the recognisance and continued detention.
Incorrectly estimating the required security amount
Failing to provide adequate personal identification details
Not understanding the legal obligations of the recognisance
Missing court deadlines for submission

Plain English

This form is part of the extradition process in Ireland, where one country asks another to hand over someone suspected of a crime. The recognisance is like a promise or guarantee that the person will follow the extradition process and show up when required.

Submission Date

Deadlines for submitting this form are typically set by the court handling the extradition case and should be strictly followed to avoid continued detention.
Preparation window: collect IDs, supporting records, and signatures in advance.
Final review: verify names, dates, and required fields before submission.

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Glossary Terms

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What this form is for

• Use this form specifically for extradition proceedings under Section 7A of the Extradition Act, 1965
• Not for standard bail applications in criminal cases
• Only for cases involving international extradition requests
• Not for domestic warrant matters
• Required when ordered by the court in extradition proceedings

Use this form or another form?

Situation	Likely form	Why it matters	Check before you continue
Standard bail application	Different court forms	Standard bail applies to domestic criminal cases, not extradition	Check if your case involves an international warrant
Appeal against extradition decision	Form 29.16 or other appeal forms	This recognisance form is for guaranteeing appearance, not challenging extradition	Verify if you need to appeal rather than provide security
Application for variation of recognisance	Form 29.15 with variation section	Use this variation section if you need to change terms of an existing recognisance	Confirm if you're modifying an existing recognisance
Application for discharge of recognisance	Different court application	This form is for providing recognisance, not discharging one	Check if you're seeking release from existing obligations

Deadline or filing window

Deadlines for submitting this form are typically set by the court handling the extradition case and should be strictly followed to avoid continued detention.

Before you submit

• All personal details completed accurately
• Security amount specified clearly
• Terms of recognisance clearly stated
• Form properly witnessed by court official or solicitor
• Copies retained for personal records
• Submitted to the correct court registry
• Payment for any court fees included if required

How to file this form

1Obtain the official Form 29.15 from the Courts Service website or courthouse
2Complete all sections with accurate personal and case information
3Specify the amount of security being offered
4Clearly state the terms and conditions of the recognisance
5Have the form witnessed by an authorized person
6Submit to the court registry handling the extradition case
7Obtain a copy of the submitted form for your records

Known limitations

• This form cannot be used to challenge the extradition decision itself
• The court may reject the recognisance if security is deemed insufficient
• Failure to comply with recognisance terms can result in arrest
• The form does not guarantee extradition will not proceed
• Additional conditions may be imposed by the court

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Current Form Status

This form is current as of the latest version from the Courts Service of Ireland, but always verify the most recent version on their website before use.

Agency: Courts Service of Ireland

What changed or needs a fresh check

• Verify the form number matches 29.15
• Check that it references the Extradition Act, 1965 Section 7A
• Ensure all court addresses are current
• Confirm any recent changes to security requirements
• Check for updated witnessing requirements

Quick Facts

The form is typically completed by the person being sought for extradition or their legal representative on behalf of that person.

This form should be submitted when ordered by the court during extradition proceedings, typically after a person has been arrested on an extradition warrant.

The form should be submitted to the court handling the extradition case, either in person at the courthouse or through legal representation. Online submission may be available through the Courts Service portal.

Submitting this form correctly is crucial as it affects whether the person will be granted bail while awaiting extradition. Errors or delays could result in the person being remanded in custody.

To complete this form, fill in all personal details accurately, specify the amount of security being offered, and clearly state the terms of the recognisance. Have the form witnessed by a court official or solicitor before submission.

Form Details

Agency: Courts Service of Ireland
Category: Other Court Forms
Source: Court Forms ↗
Revision Date: 19/10/25

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After you file

• Keep track of all court dates related to the extradition case
• Maintain records of all communications with the court
• Ensure compliance with all recognisance terms
• Be prepared for potential variations to the recognisance terms
• Monitor for any updates on the extradition process
• Consult with legal counsel about case developments

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Source and verification log

• Form issued by Courts Service of Ireland (COURTS)
• Form number: 29.15 Recognisance - Extradition Act, 1965 Section 7A
• Related to extradition proceedings under Irish law
• Requires a guarantee or security for appearance in court
• Not confirmed in official source: specific witnessing requirements
• Not confirmed in official source: current court fees
• Not confirmed in official source: exact submission processing times
• Not confirmed in official source: recent updates to form requirements

Common confusion points

7 things to watch for

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Confusing this form with standard bail applications
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Misunderstanding the difference between recognisance and actual payment of security
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Not recognizing that the form must be specifically for extradition proceedings
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Uncertainty about who can witness the form
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Confusion about the amount of security required
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Not understanding the legal obligations created by the recognisance
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Mixing up different sections of the Extradition Act