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Parlour and family in dispute over body

The bone of contention is the parlour's refusal to compensate them after a disagreement on the deceased's policy

A bereaved family has been ditched by a funeral parlour on the eve of funeral arrangements for their loved one.
The bone of contention is the parlour’s refusal to compensate them after a disagreement on the deceased’s policy.

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The family of the late Aaron Gininda, 74, was upset after a renowned funeral parlour failed to compensate them when they requested to be allowed to take the body to a funeral parlour of their choice. Instead they were handed the body on Monday, but never received the benefits of the deceased’s policy.

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