R v Poplar Coroner, ex parte Thomas
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Judgment Date | 15 December 1992 |
| Date | 15 December 1992 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Civil Division) |
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20 cases
- Ganga Gouri a/p Raja Sundram v Pendakwa Raya
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R (Touche) v Inner London North Coroner
...question whether there is reasonable cause to suspect that a deceased has died an unnatural death was decided by this court in R v Poplar Coroner ex parte Thomas [1993] QB 610. The deceased in that case died aged 17 from a severe attack of asthma. The evidence suggested that she would not h......
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Jordan's (Hugh) Application
...is logically probative or disprobative of some matter 11 which requires proof. (3) As Dillon LJ said in R v Poplar Coroner, ex p Thomas [1993] QB 610 at 629 – `… it is not the function of a coroner’s inquest to provide a forum for attempts to gather evidence for pending or future criminal o......
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R (Wandsworth Borough Council) v Senior Coroner for Inner West London
...for attempts to gather evidence for pending or future criminal or civil proceedings: R v HM Coroner for Greater London, ex parte Thomas[1993] QB 610. 28. A coroner's investigation must be sufficient to achieve its statutory purpose. In the well-known words of Sir Thomas Bingham MR in R v HM......
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The coronial reporting of medical-setting deaths: a legal analysis of the variation in Australian jurisdictions.
...above n 30, 322; Freckelton and Ranson, above n 16, 162-9. See also Heffey, above n 33,1-4. (55) See R v Poplar Coroner; Ex parte Thomas [1993] QB 610; R (Touche) v Inner North London Coroner [2001] QB (56) Freckelton and Ranson, above n 16,162. (57) For the history of why anaesthesia death......