English Setters are white with colored specks, or ticking. They can be lightly ticked, meaning mostly white, heavily ticked with very little white (called roan), or any where in between. The possible colors of the English Setter are blue, orange, lemon, or chestnut belton. Belton is a village where the breed's founder, Edward Laverack, liked to hunt, and it refers to the ticking on the dog.
Top. In India the extradition of a fugitive from India to a foreign country or vice-versa is governed by the provisions of Indian Extradition Act, 1962. The basis of extradition could be a treaty between India and a foreign country.Under section 3 of this Act, a notification could be issued by the Government of India extending the provisions of the Act to the country/countries notified.ote: If an extradition treaty exists between India and the requested country, the extradition request and documents connected therewith should be prepared on the basis of provisions of Extradition Treaty.
A copy of the treaty is now kept by the British government, while another copy of the treaty is now kept by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of China in the National Palace Museum, Taipei, Taiwan.