MISTAKEN BURIALS Sample Clauses

MISTAKEN BURIALS. In the event that human remains are interred in the wrong grave or lot, or a grave or lot previously contracted for or purchased by another party, the District shall make every effort to resolve the situation to the satisfaction of all interested parties. To this end, the District may, but is not necessarily required to, resolve issues of doubt in favor of the previously purchased or contracted grave or burial right. Notwithstanding the District's intent to resolve all issues to the satisfaction of all parties involved, it shall be understood and acknowledged that the District has the legal authority to disinter any human remains and re-inter them within the same cemetery without the consent of family members or the benefit of a court order.
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