7925. Money payable or to become payable as the purchase price or
on account of the purchase price of unused lands, or lands from which
all remains have been removed is not subject to enforcement of a
money judgment, but shall be used exclusively for any or all of the
following purposes:
(a) Acquisition of lands and improvements for cemetery purposes.
(b) Disinterment, removal, and reinterment of bodies, pursuant to
this chapter.
(c) Endowment care of graves, markers, and cemetery
embellishments.
(d) The payment of expenses incidental to the disinterment,
removal, and reinterment.
(e) Any other purpose consistent with the objects for which the
cemetery authority owning the cemetery is created or organized.
7926. Whenever any cemetery corporation or association has declared
for removal and has published notice of its intention to make
removals under this chapter, it may employ any money in its treasury
to defray the expense of removal, including:
(a) The expense of purchasing or otherwise providing a suitable
place for the interment of remains in any other cemetery.
(b) The expenses of disinterment, transportation and reinterment.
(c) The expenses of removal and disposal of vaults, monuments,
headstones, copings, or other improvements.
(d) All necessary expenses incident to the sale or mortgaging of
any land from which removals have been made.
(e) All other expenses necessarily incurred in carrying out the
removal, and reinterment, or disposing of remains so removed.
(f) All expenses incident to any of the above purposes.
7927. From the money remaining in the treasury of the cemetery
corporation or association after completing the removal and
reinterment of the remains from its cemetery lands and the payment of
all incidental expenses, the cemetery corporation or association
shall set aside an adequate endowment care fund for the maintenance
and care of the cemetery in which the remains have been interred.
7928. After making provisions for an endowment care fund to provide
for maintenance and care, the governing body of the cemetery
corporation or association may use such portion of the funds then
remaining as it may determine to be just and fair in reimbursing
those who voluntarily and at their own cost and expense removed the
remains of friends or relatives from the cemetery lands from which
the remains were ordered removed. Such reimbursement shall not be
greater in amount than the average cost to the cemetery corporation
or association for removals directly made by it.
7929. Any balance remaining in the fund may be used for such other
purposes as the cemetery corporation or association may lawfully
declare.
7930. Whenever any cemetery corporation or association having a
governing body has caused the removal of remains from all or any
portion of its cemetery and has funds in its treasury which are not
required for other purposes, it may set aside, invest, use, and apply
from such unexpended funds such sum as, in the judgment of the
governing body, it is necessary or expedient to provide for the
perpetual or other care or improvement of any cemetery in which the
disinterred remains may be reinterred.
7931. In lieu of itself investing, using or applying the funds for
care or improvement, the cemetery corporation or association may
transfer the funds to any other corporation under such conditions and
regulations as in the judgment of the governing body will insure
their application to the purposes of care or improvement.
7932. Before any such transfer of funds is made, the cemetery
corporation or association shall obtain an order authorizing the
transfer from the superior court of the county where the cemetery or
portion from which the remains were removed is situated.
7933. The order shall be obtained upon petition of the cemetery
corporation or association, after such notice by publication as the
court may direct, and any member or former plot owner may support or
oppose the granting of the order by affidavit or otherwise. Before
making the order, proof shall be made to the satisfaction of the
court that notice has been given and that it is for the best
interests of the cemetery corporation or association that the
transfer be made.
7925. Money payable or to become payable as the purchase price or
on account of the purchase price of unused lands, or lands from which
all remains have been removed is not subject to enforcement of a
money judgment, but shall be used exclusively for any or all of the
following purposes:
(a) Acquisition of lands and improvements for cemetery purposes.
(b) Disinterment, removal, and reinterment of bodies, pursuant to
this chapter.
(c) Endowment care of graves, markers, and cemetery
embellishments.
(d) The payment of expenses incidental to the disinterment,
removal, and reinterment.
(e) Any other purpose consistent with the objects for which the
cemetery authority owning the cemetery is created or organized.
7926. Whenever any cemetery corporation or association has declared
for removal and has published notice of its intention to make
removals under this chapter, it may employ any money in its treasury
to defray the expense of removal, including:
(a) The expense of purchasing or otherwise providing a suitable
place for the interment of remains in any other cemetery.
(b) The expenses of disinterment, transportation and reinterment.
(c) The expenses of removal and disposal of vaults, monuments,
headstones, copings, or other improvements.
(d) All necessary expenses incident to the sale or mortgaging of
any land from which removals have been made.
(e) All other expenses necessarily incurred in carrying out the
removal, and reinterment, or disposing of remains so removed.
(f) All expenses incident to any of the above purposes.
7927. From the money remaining in the treasury of the cemetery
corporation or association after completing the removal and
reinterment of the remains from its cemetery lands and the payment of
all incidental expenses, the cemetery corporation or association
shall set aside an adequate endowment care fund for the maintenance
and care of the cemetery in which the remains have been interred.
7928. After making provisions for an endowment care fund to provide
for maintenance and care, the governing body of the cemetery
corporation or association may use such portion of the funds then
remaining as it may determine to be just and fair in reimbursing
those who voluntarily and at their own cost and expense removed the
remains of friends or relatives from the cemetery lands from which
the remains were ordered removed. Such reimbursement shall not be
greater in amount than the average cost to the cemetery corporation
or association for removals directly made by it.
7929. Any balance remaining in the fund may be used for such other
purposes as the cemetery corporation or association may lawfully
declare.
7930. Whenever any cemetery corporation or association having a
governing body has caused the removal of remains from all or any
portion of its cemetery and has funds in its treasury which are not
required for other purposes, it may set aside, invest, use, and apply
from such unexpended funds such sum as, in the judgment of the
governing body, it is necessary or expedient to provide for the
perpetual or other care or improvement of any cemetery in which the
disinterred remains may be reinterred.
7931. In lieu of itself investing, using or applying the funds for
care or improvement, the cemetery corporation or association may
transfer the funds to any other corporation under such conditions and
regulations as in the judgment of the governing body will insure
their application to the purposes of care or improvement.
7932. Before any such transfer of funds is made, the cemetery
corporation or association shall obtain an order authorizing the
transfer from the superior court of the county where the cemetery or
portion from which the remains were removed is situated.
7933. The order shall be obtained upon petition of the cemetery
corporation or association, after such notice by publication as the
court may direct, and any member or former plot owner may support or
oppose the granting of the order by affidavit or otherwise. Before
making the order, proof shall be made to the satisfaction of the
court that notice has been given and that it is for the best
interests of the cemetery corporation or association that the
transfer be made.
7925. Money payable or to become payable as the purchase price or
on account of the purchase price of unused lands, or lands from which
all remains have been removed is not subject to enforcement of a
money judgment, but shall be used exclusively for any or all of the
following purposes:
(a) Acquisition of lands and improvements for cemetery purposes.
(b) Disinterment, removal, and reinterment of bodies, pursuant to
this chapter.
(c) Endowment care of graves, markers, and cemetery
embellishments.
(d) The payment of expenses incidental to the disinterment,
removal, and reinterment.
(e) Any other purpose consistent with the objects for which the
cemetery authority owning the cemetery is created or organized.
7926. Whenever any cemetery corporation or association has declared
for removal and has published notice of its intention to make
removals under this chapter, it may employ any money in its treasury
to defray the expense of removal, including:
(a) The expense of purchasing or otherwise providing a suitable
place for the interment of remains in any other cemetery.
(b) The expenses of disinterment, transportation and reinterment.
(c) The expenses of removal and disposal of vaults, monuments,
headstones, copings, or other improvements.
(d) All necessary expenses incident to the sale or mortgaging of
any land from which removals have been made.
(e) All other expenses necessarily incurred in carrying out the
removal, and reinterment, or disposing of remains so removed.
(f) All expenses incident to any of the above purposes.
7927. From the money remaining in the treasury of the cemetery
corporation or association after completing the removal and
reinterment of the remains from its cemetery lands and the payment of
all incidental expenses, the cemetery corporation or association
shall set aside an adequate endowment care fund for the maintenance
and care of the cemetery in which the remains have been interred.
7928. After making provisions for an endowment care fund to provide
for maintenance and care, the governing body of the cemetery
corporation or association may use such portion of the funds then
remaining as it may determine to be just and fair in reimbursing
those who voluntarily and at their own cost and expense removed the
remains of friends or relatives from the cemetery lands from which
the remains were ordered removed. Such reimbursement shall not be
greater in amount than the average cost to the cemetery corporation
or association for removals directly made by it.
7929. Any balance remaining in the fund may be used for such other
purposes as the cemetery corporation or association may lawfully
declare.
7930. Whenever any cemetery corporation or association having a
governing body has caused the removal of remains from all or any
portion of its cemetery and has funds in its treasury which are not
required for other purposes, it may set aside, invest, use, and apply
from such unexpended funds such sum as, in the judgment of the
governing body, it is necessary or expedient to provide for the
perpetual or other care or improvement of any cemetery in which the
disinterred remains may be reinterred.
7931. In lieu of itself investing, using or applying the funds for
care or improvement, the cemetery corporation or association may
transfer the funds to any other corporation under such conditions and
regulations as in the judgment of the governing body will insure
their application to the purposes of care or improvement.
7932. Before any such transfer of funds is made, the cemetery
corporation or association shall obtain an order authorizing the
transfer from the superior court of the county where the cemetery or
portion from which the remains were removed is situated.
7933. The order shall be obtained upon petition of the cemetery
corporation or association, after such notice by publication as the
court may direct, and any member or former plot owner may support or
oppose the granting of the order by affidavit or otherwise. Before
making the order, proof shall be made to the satisfaction of the
court that notice has been given and that it is for the best
interests of the cemetery corporation or association that the
transfer be made.
