Under what condition may remains be exposed to view?

The correct condition under which remains may be exposed to view is only with a court order. This requirement is in place to ensure that the rights and wishes of the deceased and their family are respected and that proper procedures are followed. The law mandates that remains can only be displayed publicly if authorized through legal channels, typically due to considerations of legal, ethical, and health-related guidelines.

This helps to regulate the handling of remains and protects the integrity of the deceased while also addressing any potential sensitivities or concerns of the family and the community. Thus, without a court order, exposing remains can lead to legal repercussions and violations of applicable laws regulating funerary practices and the handling of human remains.