article_snippet: And last week British judges finished off the extradition bid for ever, giving Loncar the right to remain free here, after ruling Loncar ‘oppressive’ to send his back to prison in Croatia after so long.
article_snippet: Speaking in broken English to the Daily Mail last night at his housing association flat close to fashionable Camden in North London, Loncar said Loncar had every right to remain in Britain, adding:
article_snippet: Last week, British judges finished off the extradition bid for ever, giving Loncar the right to remain free in UK, by ruling in the High Court (pictured) that it would be ‘oppressive’ to send Loncar back to prison in Croatia .
article_snippet: Last week’s the High Court in London judgment in Loncar’s favour, by judges Lord Justice Aiken and Mrs Justice Popplewell,
article_snippet: the conclusion of the long legal battle, noted: ‘The offence for which the extradition of Loncar is sought is undoubtedly a very serious one.
article_snippet: Moreover, Loncar has not led a blameless life as a British citizen.
article_snippet: Nevertheless we have reached the firm conclusion that it would be oppressive to extradite Loncar by reason of the passage of time.
highlights_snippet: High Court has now ruled Loncar  'oppressive' to send Loncar back after so long .