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Coroners - From: 1995 To: 1995This page lists 6 cases, and was prepared on 20 May 2019. Green v Johnston (1995) 2 VR 176 1995 Beach J Commonwealth, Coroners (Victoria High Court) Beach J: "In a multicultural society, such as we have in this country, it is my opinion that great weight should be given to the cultural and spiritual laws and practices of various cultural groups forming our society, and that great care should be taken to ensure that their laws and practices, assuming they are otherwise lawful, are not disregarded or abused." Regina v Birmingham Coroner, ex parte Cotton [1995] 160 JP 12 1995 QBD Coroners The Coroner's court is not the proper place to explore questions of clinical negligence. 1 Citers Regina v Hm Attorney General Ex Parte Ferrante Ind Summary, 03 April 1995 3 Apr 1995 CA Coroners The Attorney-General may consider prospects of success before allowing an application for a new inquest. Coroners Act 1988 13 In Re Neal (Coroner: Jury); QBD 17-Nov-1995 - Times, 09 December 1995; [1995] 37 BMLR 164 Regina v Birmingham Coroner's Court Ex Parte Najada; CA 4-Dec-1995 - Times, 05 December 1995; Ind Summary, 04 December 1995 Regina v Secretary of State for the Home Department Ex Parte Weatherhead Ind Summary, 12 February 1996; Times, 19 December 1995 19 Dec 1995 QBD Coroners The Home Secretary had the discretion to order an inquest where coroner suspects a wrongful death, and the disposal of remains. Coroners Act 1988 15 |
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