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Coroners Rules 2006
19Forms of evidence that may be accepted in inquest
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19 Forms of evidence that may be accepted in inquest
A coroner may accept evidence given or produced at or for the purposes of an inquest in any of the following forms:
(a) oral evidence given under oath at the inquest;
(b) evidence tendered by deposition or affidavit;
(c) documentary or other evidence tendered as an exhibit.