15 (2) No body, to which inquiry relates, shall be burried without licence, from the Prosecution Attorney, unless utmost necessity requires the same. Medical examination of suspect 49. Where a person is arrested, upon suspicion of having a relation to an offence, the Prosecution Attorney, or the officer in charge may send him for medical examination by a physician, or medical assistant, whenever the same is necessary for ascertainment of commission of the offence. Taking fingerprints and photographs 50. Fingerprints and photographs may be taken of any person, or any thing, where the same is necessary for the purposes of inquiry. Death in certain circumstances 51.(1) Where particulars, or information are received, as to finding a body of a human being, or the commission of suicide by a person, or his death in an accident, the officer in charge, even though he has no reason to suspect the commission of an offence, shall write a report of the particulars and present the same to the Prosecution Attorney, and forthwith proceed to the place of the body, and inquire , as to the cause of the death , in accordance with the procedure of inquiry in offences relating to death. (2) The officer in charge, upon completion of inquiry, shall present his report to the Prosecution Attorneys Bureau. (3) The Prosecution Attorney shall, whenever the grounds of inquiry enable him as to the same, take a decision to prefer charging, or a grounded decision that death does not result in a charge. He shall, in this case, submit his decision, accompanied by the inquiry report, to the president of the Prosecution Attorneys Bureau in the state. Inquiry by the People’s administrator as to death 52. Where particulars, or information are received, by the People’s administrator as to finding the body of a human being, or the commission of suicide by a person, or his death in an accident, he shall immediately inform the officer in charge, and proceed to the place of the accident, and conduct, in the presence of two, or more witnesses, inquiry, in accordance with inquiry procedure in offences relating to death, and lay down a report on the inquiry procedure, and the apparent cause of death, a description of wounds, fractures on the body, a statement of the condition , and the surroundings thereof and mentioning any weapon, or instrument which is apparently used to effect death and such other information, relating to the death, as may have been discovered by him. He shall submit his report to the officer in charge and continue the inquiry until the same is assumed by the officer in charge.