North Dakota § 23-06-10 Sextons to endorse and return final disposition-transit permit - Record of burials

North Dakota Statutes

§ 23-06-10 — Sextons to endorse and return final disposition-transit permit - Record of burials

North Dakota § 23-06-10

Title 23Health and Safety

Ch. 23-06Care and Custody of Dead

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N.D. Cent. Code § 23-06-10 (2026).

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burials.
Each sexton or person in charge of the burial ground shall endorse the date of interment
upon the final disposition-transit permit over the person's signature, and return the final
disposition-transit permit to the county recorder. The subregistrar or sexton shall file all
completed permits, so endorsed, with the county recorder within ten days after the date of
interment or within the time prescribed by the local board of health.
The sexton shall keep a record of all interments made in the premises under the sexton's
charge, stating the name of the deceased individual, the place of death, the date of burial, and
the name and address of the funeral practitioner. Such record at all times must be open to
public inspection.
In the absence of a sexton, the funeral director making the 

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burials.
Each sexton or person in charge of the burial ground shall endorse the date of interment
upon the final disposition-transit permit over the person's signature, and return the final
disposition-transit permit to the county recorder. The subregistrar or sexton shall file all
completed permits, so endorsed, with the county recorder within ten days after the date of
interment or within the time prescribed by the local board of health.
The sexton shall keep a record of all interments made in the premises under the sexton's
charge, stating the name of the deceased individual, the place of death, the date of burial, and
the name and address of the funeral practitioner. Such record at all times must be open to
public inspection.
In the absence of a sexton, the funeral director making the burial shall endorse and return
the final disposition-transit permit to the subregistrar.