12-1436.Same; title reinvested in city or township; reconveyance to
lot holder, when.
Compliance with the terms of this act shall as fully reinvest the city
or township with, and divest the record owner and his or her descendants
of, the title to such portion of such cemetery lot unused for burial
purposes, as though the same had never been conveyed to any person, and
such city or township shall have, hold and enjoy such reclaimed portions of
such lots for its own uses and purposes, subject to the laws of this state,
and to the charter, bylaws, rules and regulations of such cemetery:
Provided, That such city or township shall not be permitted to
alienate any such lot for the period of one year from and after the
adoption of the resolution provided for in this act by the governing body
of such cemetery: And further provided, That if at any time during
said one-year period, any person or persons entitled to such cemetery lot
by the laws of this state, shall pay or cause to be paid to the city clerk
or township clerk all said unpaid lot care, together with the expenses of
the service of the notice hereinbefore provided for, and any additional
sums due for lot care subsequent to the date of such notice, as prescribed
by the bylaws, rules and regulations of such cemetery, and shall take out
and pay for a perpetual care contract upon such lot, the said governing
body shall reconvey such lots to the person or persons lawfully entitled to
the same.
History: L. 1935, ch. 104, § 9; L. 1974, ch. 62, §
2; July 1.
12-1436.Same; title reinvested in city or township; reconveyance to
lot holder, when.
Compliance with the terms of this act shall as fully reinvest the city
or township with, and divest the record owner and his or her descendants
of, the title to such portion of such cemetery lot unused for burial
purposes, as though the same had never been conveyed to any person, and
such city or township shall have, hold and enjoy such reclaimed portions of
such lots for its own uses and purposes, subject to the laws of this state,
and to the charter, bylaws, rules and regulations of such cemetery:
Provided, That such city or township shall not be permitted to
alienate any such lot for the period of one year from and after the
adoption of the resolution provided for in this act by the governing body
of such cemetery: And further provided, That if at any time during
said one-year period, any person or persons entitled to such cemetery lot
by the laws of this state, shall pay or cause to be paid to the city clerk
or township clerk all said unpaid lot care, together with the expenses of
the service of the notice hereinbefore provided for, and any additional
sums due for lot care subsequent to the date of such notice, as prescribed
by the bylaws, rules and regulations of such cemetery, and shall take out
and pay for a perpetual care contract upon such lot, the said governing
body shall reconvey such lots to the person or persons lawfully entitled to
the same.
History: L. 1935, ch. 104, § 9; L. 1974, ch. 62, §
2; July 1.
12-1436.Same; title reinvested in city or township; reconveyance to
lot holder, when.
Compliance with the terms of this act shall as fully reinvest the city
or township with, and divest the record owner and his or her descendants
of, the title to such portion of such cemetery lot unused for burial
purposes, as though the same had never been conveyed to any person, and
such city or township shall have, hold and enjoy such reclaimed portions of
such lots for its own uses and purposes, subject to the laws of this state,
and to the charter, bylaws, rules and regulations of such cemetery:
Provided, That such city or township shall not be permitted to
alienate any such lot for the period of one year from and after the
adoption of the resolution provided for in this act by the governing body
of such cemetery: And further provided, That if at any time during
said one-year period, any person or persons entitled to such cemetery lot
by the laws of this state, shall pay or cause to be paid to the city clerk
or township clerk all said unpaid lot care, together with the expenses of
the service of the notice hereinbefore provided for, and any additional
sums due for lot care subsequent to the date of such notice, as prescribed
by the bylaws, rules and regulations of such cemetery, and shall take out
and pay for a perpetual care contract upon such lot, the said governing
body shall reconvey such lots to the person or persons lawfully entitled to
the same.
History: L. 1935, ch. 104, § 9; L. 1974, ch. 62, §
2; July 1.