Indiana § 23-14-59-1 Immunity from liability

Indiana Statutes

§ 23-14-59-1 — Immunity from liability

Indiana·Title 23 BUSINESS AND OTHER ASSOCIATIONS·Art. 14 CEMETERY ASSOCIATIONS·Ch. 59 Potential Liability of Cemetery Owner

A cemetery owner or anyone acting on behalf of a cemetery owner is not liable in any action for:

(1)a burial, entombment, or inurnment in the wrong lot, grave, grave space, burial space, crypt, crypt space, or niche;

(2)a disinterment, disentombment, or disinurnment of the wrong deceased remains;

(3)a repositioning of the remains of a deceased that encroach upon an adjacent lot, space, grave, grave space, or burial space;

(4)setting or installing a marker, monument, any type of memorial, or an outer burial container on the wrong lot, space, grave, grave space, or burial space; or

(5)installing any kind of foundation or other type of base for a marker, monument, or any type of memorial on the wrong lot or burial space.

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A cemetery owner or anyone acting on behalf
of a cemetery owner is not liable in any action for:
(1) a burial, entombment, or inurnment in the wrong lot, grave,
grave space, burial space, crypt, crypt space, or niche;
(2) a disinterment, disentombment, or disinurnment of the wrong
deceased remains;
(3) a repositioning of the remains of a deceased that encroach
upon an adjacent lot, space, grave, grave space, or burial space;
(4) setting or installing a marker, monument, any type of
memorial, or an outer burial container on the wrong lot, space,
grave, grave space, or burial space; or
(5) installing any kind of foundation or other type of base for a
marker, monument, or any type of memorial on the wrong lot or
burial space.

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