Burial space definition

Burial space means any grave space, lot, mausoleum crypt

Burial space means any grave space, lot, mausoleum crypt or niche, whether above or below ground, which is used or intended to be used for the interment of human remains;

Burial space means a burial plot, gravesite, crypt, or mausoleum; a casket, urn, niche, or other repository customarily and traditionally used for a deceased's bodily remains; a vault or burial container; a headstone, marker, or plaque; and prepaid arrangements for the opening and closing of the gravesite or for care and maintenance of the gravesite; and

Examples of Burial space in a sentence

• Burial space items include the burial site, a repository for bodily remains, services performed at the burial site, and items related to the burial site.

• Burial space) andDM63 (Hotels and visitor accommodation), which remain unchanged.

• The Net Purchase Price shall be adjusted when the Closing Account Balances becomes available (not to be later than 30 days from the Closing Date) and the resulting amount due to or from Seller (the "Purchase Price Adjustment") shall be remitted by the appropriate party within three business days thereafter.

• Burial space means a land area four feet wide and ten feet in length, except that a burial space in sections 1, 2 and 3 in the Algoma Township Cemetery shall be four feet by eight feet in length.

• Burial space" is defined as a(n) burial plot, gravesite, crypt, mausoleum, casket, urn, niche, or other repository customarily used for the deceased's bodily remains.

More Definitions of Burial space

Burial space means a lot or portion thereof in any cemetery designed and intended for the interment of a human body but not used for such purpose.

Burial space means a lot in any cemetery, mausoleum, or columbarium as designed and intended for the interment of a human body, bodies, or remains, but presently not used for such purpose.

Burial space means a burial plot, gravesite, crypt, mausoleum, casket, urn, niche, or other repository customarily and traditionally used for the deceased's bodily remains. The term also includes a contract for care and maintenance of the gravesite, sometimes referred to as an endowment or perpetual care and necessary and reasonable improvements or additions to such spaces, including but not limited to vaults, headstones, markers, or plaques, burial containers (e.g., for caskets) and arrangements for the opening and closing of the gravesite.

Burial space means a lot in any cemetery as designed and intended for the interment of a human body or bodies, but presently not used for such purpose.

Burial space means land or space in a structure used or to be used for burial.

Burial space means a designated space for the interment of cremated remains in the Memorial Garden.

Burial space means a legal and authorized gravesite generally measuring four feet by eight feet, for which one Right of Burial may be sold.