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Court of Inquiry on Accidental Death or Injury<br />

41. If the medical officer certifies that the injury is of a trivial nature, no C of I need to be<br />

held.<br />

42. A C of I will be held in the following circumstances :-<br />

(a) If the injury is fatal or certified by a medical officer to be of a serious or severe<br />

nature. Where an inquest or police inquiry is held, copy of the report will be attached to<br />

the C of I proceedings.<br />

(b)<br />

injury.<br />

(c)<br />

(d)<br />

If in the opinion of the Commanding Officer, doubt exists as to the cause of<br />

If, for any reason, it is desirable to thoroughly investigate the cause of the injury.<br />

If, the injury was caused through the fault of some other person.<br />

43. C of I held in case of suicide will record their opinion with reason in support, as to the<br />

motive and also where possible the mental conditions of the deceased prior to his death. CTC of<br />

translations of all papers relevant to the case, such as private correspondence of deceased, will<br />

be attached to the proceedings. In all other cases of accidental death or injury, the opinion of the<br />

Court is not essential.<br />

44. In respect of Army personnel the Commanding Officer of the injured person will express<br />

his opinion on the C of I proceedings and submit the same to DGBR through TF/CE, who will<br />

also endorse their opinion thereon. The proceedings will be finalised by DGBR by endorsing his<br />

decision thereon. C of I proceedings in respect of GREF Officers and Personnel will be finalised<br />

by CE concerned.<br />

45. Similarly in C of I proceedings in respect of injuries sustained by Army Officers, the<br />

opinion of the Medical Officer as to the effect of the injury on the injured officer‟s service will<br />

be expressed after the endorsement by DGBR.<br />

Missing Personnel<br />

46. During operation, a proportion of personnel will inevitably be reported missing and some<br />

time must necessarily elapse before information is available as to their fate. It is the duty of any<br />

person who comes into possession of information regarding missing officer and men to bring<br />

this to appropriate authorities without delay. It is also likely that officers and men who are<br />

separated from their units might subsequently be able to join another unit. It will be the<br />

responsibility of the later unit to immediately intimate Integrated HQ of MoD (Army) in respect<br />

of Army personnel and DGBR, CE and Record Office and the parent unit in respect of GREF<br />

Personnel by OP IMMEDIATE signal/ Fax giving full regimental particulars of the individual<br />

concerned. Subsequent information regarding missing personnel i.e. who are killed or confirmed<br />

prisoners or have returned, will be reflected in the battle casualty report.<br />

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