SCHEDULE Disposal of Human Remains and Tombstones, Monuments or other Memorials

SCHEDULE Disposal of Human Remains and Tombstones, Monuments or other Memorials

Section 2

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The church or other religious body in whom the land in question is vested or on whose behalf it is held (hereinafter referred to as “the churchâ€) shall before removing any human remains, or before any work is undertaken which does not involve the disturbance of the remains of any deceased person buried in a grave but which will render the grave inaccessible, or before removing any tombstones, monuments or other memorials commemorating the deceased persons—

(a)     publish in a newspaper circulating in the locality a notice of intention to do so at least once during each of two successive weeks; and

(b)     display a like notice in a conspicuous place where the remains are interred; and

(c)     serve a like notice on the Commission; and

(d)     if the remains were interred within twenty-five years before the date of the first publication of the notice serve a like notice on the personal representatives or a relative of the deceased person in so far as the names and addresses of such personal representatives or relative can be ascertained on reasonable enquiry.

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Any notice required

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