"Asylum stops where extradition begins". Above statement was made by

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(b) Starke — "Where extradition begins, asylum ends" is the statement of Starke. Extradition and asylum are opposite to each other. If a person is handed over by the territorial state to the requesting state, then it is called extradition. If he is not handed over by the territorial state, but is given asylum and protection, then it is called asylum. Thus, those persons who are not extradited are given asylum.

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(A) Kelsen

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(C) Schwarzenberger

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(D) Cobbett

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