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Evidence – Foreign tribunal. The Queen's Bench Division allowed the applicant's application made under s 2 of the Evidence (Proceedings in Other Jurisdictions) Act 1975 to allow the Westminster Coroner to release blood and other samples taken from the body of the deceased so that they might be sent for testing at the Bureau of Forensic Medical Examination in Moscow in accordance with an order of a Russian court, in order to prove the applicant's paternity.
Evidence – Foreign tribunal. The Queen's Bench Division allowed the applicant's application made under s 2 of the Evidence (Proceedings in Other Jurisdictions) Act 1975 to allow the Westminster Coroner to release blood and other samples taken from the body of the deceased so that they might be sent for testing at the Bureau of Forensic Medical Examination in Moscow in accordance with an order of a Russian court, in order to prove the applicant's paternity.
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