Source · Scotland · Fatal Accident Inquiry
James Fraser and Daniel Heron
Scotland · FAI
Reference: 2B466/00
Published: 4 Mar 1999
Sheriff: Sheriff Charles W. McFarlane
Sheriffdom: Glasgow and Strathkelvin
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Court recommendations
Identified
Responses identified
0
8-week deadline
29 Apr 1999
Section 28 status
Response pending
Recommendations
In terms of section 6(1)(e) of the 1976 Act that consideration should be given to requiring houses in multiple occupation, as legally defined, to be fitted with hard-wired smoke detector/alarm systems.
In terms of section 6(1)(e) of the 1976 Act that consideration should be given to requiring all rooms adjoining potential escape routes in houses in multiple occupation (as legally defined) to be fitted with fire resistant doors.
In terms of section 6(1)(e) of the 1976 Act that consideration should be given to requiring all rooms adjoining potential escape routes in houses in multiple occupation (as legally defined) to be fitted with fire resistant doors.
Under section 28 of the 2016 Act, each recipient of a recommendation must respond within 8 weeks.
The window from publication ran to 29 April 1999.
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Section 28 responses
Response pendingNo response has been identified on the case landing page yet. The 8-week window has closed without a published response or non-response notice.
Determination details
- Reference
- 2B466/00
- Published
- 4 March 1999
- Sheriff
- Sheriff Charles W. McFarlane
- Sheriffdom
- Glasgow and Strathkelvin
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About FAIs
Fatal Accident Inquiries are held under the
2016 Act
before a sheriff. They are mandatory for deaths in custody and at work.
The sheriff may make recommendations under s.26(1)(b); recipients must respond within 8 weeks under
s.28. See the methodology page for detail.