This discussion explores whether there's a legal requirement for mandatory post-mortems, particularly in cases involving suspected extreme anti-social behaviour. The response clarifies that post-mortems are indeed mandatory in specific situations. These include deaths resulting from fires, when bodies are significantly altered by fire, homicides, and any incidents where another person might be a factor in the death, including accidental deaths.
As per your query, let me tell you that post mortems are mandatory in cases of fire deaths, when the body is altered by fire, homicides or any cases in which another person is in anyway a possible factor in the death (accidental deaths).
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