NSW Coronial Inquest — Request to Coroner
NSW
A Coronial Inquest is a public inquiry into the cause and manner of death. In NSW, the Coroner must investigate "reportable deaths" (sudden, violent, in custody, in care, etc.) and may hold an inquest. Family can request an inquest into a death already reported.
Official source
coroners.nsw.gov.auRelated topics
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Related forms
- VIC Coronial Inquest — Request to Coroner
- QLD Coronial Inquest — Request to Coroner
- Affidavit (General / Sworn Statement)Form 59 (Federal Court); Form 40 (NSW UCPR); Form 2 (WA Magistrates); GFL affidavit (FCFCOA general federal law); FL affidavit (FCFCOA family law)
- Notice of Defence / Notice of Intention to Defend (Civil Claims)Form 8A (VIC); UCPR Form 6 (QLD); varies by state
- Default Judgment Application — Notice of Motion (Liquidated Claim)UCPR Form 38
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