The Court of Enquiry found the " Talune " struck an uncharted pinnacle rock, and there is no record of the Master ( J . Morrison ) being censured.
32.
The most likely cause of the disaster appears to have been overheating of cordite charges stored alongside a boiler room bulkhead, and this was the explanation accepted by the court of enquiry.
33.
There were no survivors, and the findings of the official Court of Enquiry were inconclusive, but amongst other possibilities it was thought that a lightning strike may have caused the explosion.
34.
A five-member military court of enquiry has been set up to try Lt . Gen . Abu Saleh Mohammad Nasim and the commanders who led the two-day mutiny, the Defense Ministry said.
35.
The official notes of protest from Riall and complaints by Sinclair and other Americans prompted the United States Army to hold a Court of Enquiry, presided over by Brigadier General Winfield Scott, on 20 June.
36.
The Board of Trade Court of Enquiry sat at Rye Town Hall on 19, 20 and 21 December and the following 1, 2 and 4 January, and after all their deliberation the court finally announced:
37.
A court of enquiry was held the following month in Liverpool by the Board of Trade, and focused particularly on the roles of the captains in the tragedy as well as the design of the Liverpool lifeboat.
38.
A court of enquiry held in Hong Kong in January 1899 found that Pithie did not take proper care in fixing his position and therefore embarked on a dangerous course that was the principal cause of the wrecking.
39.
Despite still being legally married to Daisy, Lt . Morant claimed, at a Court of Enquiry in South Africa, to have become engaged to the sister of his close friend, BVC Captain Percy Frederic Hunt.
40.
Seven days later, on 21 June, in circumstances that even with the benefit of a court of enquiry remain obscure and contradictory, troops ( including the South African 2nd Division ) surrendered to General Enea Navarrini.
