CEMETERY LAW
- Section 41-43-31 - Title
- Section 41-43-33 - Who is subject to cemetery law
- Section 41-43-35 - Designation of cemetery organizations as perpetual care cemeteries
- Section 41-43-37 - Operation as perpetual care cemetery; establishment of irrevocable perpetual care trust fund; registration system for perpetual care cemeteries
- Section 41-43-38 - Operation as perpetual care cemetery; accounting and reporting requirements; penalties for failure to timely file requisite accountings, records, reports or notices; sale or transfer of perpetual care cemetery; audits; procedure if perpetual care cemetery becomes subject of court ordered receivership
- Section 41-43-39 - Operation as perpetual care cemetery; procedure by existing organizations
- Section 41-43-40 - Perpetual care cemetery to maintain up-to-date record of persons buried in cemetery or entombed in mausoleum or columbarium; contents
- Section 41-43-41 - Nonperpetual care cemetery may become perpetual care cemetery; all cemeteries created after July 1, 2009, to be perpetual care cemeteries unless exempt
- Section 41-43-43 - Nonperpetual care cemeteries to call attention to such fact in all sales contracts and deeds
- Section 41-43-45 - Lots sold to public to be free from liens; sale or transfer of lots by purchaser
- Section 41-43-47 - Cemetery rules and regulations
- Section 41-43-49 - [Repealed]
- Section 41-43-51 - Rule against perpetuities inapplicable to perpetual care funds
- Section 41-43-53 - Penalty for violations of Section 41-43-31 et seq.; punishment for embezzlement, misapplication or conversion of perpetual care trust funds
- Section 41-43-55 - Business records of all perpetual care cemeteries to be available for inspection and examination by Secretary of State; inspection of cemetery sites
- Section 41-43-57 - Application for release of trust principal for certain purposes under exceptional circumstances
- Section 41-43-59 - Cemetery owners authorized to disinter human remains for reinterment or transportation from cemetery under certain circumstances; immunity for claims arising from disinterment and reinterment