cated to the institution or authority in question;
(c) any information obtained from the institution or authority in question, may
be used in any investigation in Namibia, and a document purporting to be
an affidavit or similar declaration by a person in the country concerned may
be used as supporting information to obtain a warrant or authorisation under
this Act or the Criminal Procedure Act, 1977 (Act No. 51 of 1977); and
(d) despite any requirement in the law of Namibia for the authentication of documents created outside Namibia, a document created as a result of an investigation under that agreement may be used in criminal proceedings as if that
document have been created inside Namibia.
Extra-territorial effect
75. For all purposes in law, an offence in terms of this Chapter is deemed to have
been committed in Namibia, if –
(a) any act of preparation towards the offence or any part of the offence was
performed in Namibia;
(b) the offence was committed on a ship or aircraft registered in Namibia;
(c) the offence was committed by a citizen of Namibia; or
(d) an information system in Namibia was affected by the offence or any person
in Namibia suffered loss, damage to property or any other disadvantage or
infringement of his or her rights as a result of the offence.
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MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS
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