Burial in UK Law
- Impacts Of A Disused Burial Ground On Development
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The Bones Of Richard III
... ... It is understood that the remains were disinterred under the authority of a licence granted by the Secretary of State under section 25 of the Burial Act 1857. This section reads as follows: ... "25 Bodies not to be removed from burial grounds, save under faculty, without licence of Secretary of ... ...
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Know Where The Bodies Are Buried' What If The House I'm Buying Has Graves In The Garden?
... ... considers ... When buying a house with private graves, first, you need to ... check the burial complies with the existing law. The law on burials ... is largely drawn from Victorian times and is not as prescriptive as ... one might imagine ... ...
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Real Estate Tip Of The Week - A Grave Matter
...Landlords who are developing within the vicinity of a disused burial ground should be aware of the law surrounding the treatment of long buried human remains. The discovery of an ancient headstone can be petrifying in ... ...
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Burials And Cremation
... ... is an argument about where the Deceased should be buried, or ... whether there should be a burial or a cremation ... It often comes as something of a ... surprise to the relatives to find that in law it is not possible to ... "own" the body. It ... ...
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What Happens When My Loved One Dies? Three Steps You Need To Take In The UK
... ... death certificate, a certificate of notification or registration of ... death and a certificate for burial or cremation. It is sensible to ... obtain multiple certified copies of the death ... certificate at this stage (it is '11 per copy) ... The process ... ...
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Funeral Regulation: 'Funeral Costs Plan' The Next Milestones
... ... At its heart is the "Funeral Costs Plan" consisting of 10 action points. The Funeral Costs Plan is underpinned by the Burial and Cremation (Scotland) 2016 Act. It sets out the framework for a future of funeral regulation in Scotland ... Funeral Costs Plan: "We will ... ...
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Ownership Of A body Department Of Health Consultation
... ... Such documentation included the "Green Form" issued by the register of deaths or the "Burial Order" issued by a coroner ... There is however no legal requirement for a hospital to receive a copy of the Green Form or burial order prior to ... ...
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Landmark Decision For Clyde & Co's Clients: Queensland Fisheries Participants
... ... Counsel for LCM invited the Court to grant the torts 'a decent common law burial'. The argument was underpinned by the idea that the function and purpose of those doctrines was now achieved by the Court's developing powers to make ... ...
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Inquests
... ... A new process for verification and certification of death will require two professional opinions before disposal of the body (whether by burial or cremation)is authorised ... Inquests after a disaster involving multiple deaths will be held by the head of the coronial jurisdiction or the ... ...
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