EXTRADITION OF ABSCONDERS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 134, 15 September 1910, Page 6

EXTRADITION OF ABSCONDERS.

DEPUTATION TO THE MINISTER. liy Telegraph. —Press Association. Wellington, Wednesday. Representatives oi the United Friendly Societies' Council waited on the Minister of Justice to-day and asked uuit Government should pay the cost of extraditing a man who had absconded from Auckland with the funds of a lodge which, it was stated, was only recently formed. The Minister said he rocognised the hardship of the case, but he could not see his way clear to depart from the ruie established not only in New Zealand but in Australia and Britain in such cases, that where criminal offences were not really offences against the public but amounted to fraud on. the part of some employee whereby the employer lost his money, the employer, whether he was a person, society, or company, must give the Crown indemnity against the cost of bringing the offender back. It was true that in connection with absconding husbands he proposed to ihave such men brought back at the public expense, but that had become necessary not so much for the protection of the deserted wife as for the protection of the State against the increasing burden of supporting destitute wives and children.

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