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Coroners Act 2010 s 35

s 35 Questioning of witnesses

35. —(1) Any properly interested person, and any other person who has the permission of the Coroner to do so, may examine a witness in person or by counsel. (2) Where at any inquiry the report of the pathologist who has conducted or supervised a post-mortem examination of the body or the report of a person who has made a special examination under section 19(2)( b ) is received in evidence, any person mentioned in subsection (1) who desires to examine the maker of that report may require the Coroner to summon that person as a witness, and the Coroner must do so. —(1) Any properly interested person, and any other person who has the permission of the Coroner to do so, may examine a witness in person or by counsel. (2) Where at any inquiry the report of the pathologist who has conducted or supervised a post-mortem examination of the body or the report of a person who has made a special examination under section 19(2)( b ) is received in evidence, any person mentioned in subsection (1) who desires to examine the maker of that report may require the Coroner to summon that person as a witness, and the Coroner must do so.

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