17-1322.Sale by one association of all unsold real property to
another owning land adjoining or in close proximity; purchase of assets.
Where two cemetery associations have been organized, and the lands owned
and platted and dedicated by each of said associations adjoin or are in
such close proximity that the whole can be efficiently managed by one of
the organizations and under one uniform platting and scheme, either one of
said associations, by its president and secretary, and by the consent and
direction of a majority of all the individual lot owners in said
association secured by vote to be taken at a meeting to be called by the
said president thereof for that purpose, may sell and convey to such other
association, for general burial purposes, and in bulk, all the land and
property of said association not already sold and conveyed to individual
lot owners, and said property shall thereafter be held, managed and
disposed of by the purchasing association as is now by law provided:
Provided, however, That notwithstanding any other statutes to the
contrary, any cemetery corporation, either private or public, or cemetery
association, whether for profit or nonprofit, may purchase the assets, real
or personal of any other such cemetery organization, except for those
burial lots already sold for burial purposes.
History: L. 1913, ch. 74, § 1; R.S. 1923, 17-1322;
L. 1971, ch. 72, § 1; July 1.
17-1322.Sale by one association of all unsold real property to
another owning land adjoining or in close proximity; purchase of assets.
Where two cemetery associations have been organized, and the lands owned
and platted and dedicated by each of said associations adjoin or are in
such close proximity that the whole can be efficiently managed by one of
the organizations and under one uniform platting and scheme, either one of
said associations, by its president and secretary, and by the consent and
direction of a majority of all the individual lot owners in said
association secured by vote to be taken at a meeting to be called by the
said president thereof for that purpose, may sell and convey to such other
association, for general burial purposes, and in bulk, all the land and
property of said association not already sold and conveyed to individual
lot owners, and said property shall thereafter be held, managed and
disposed of by the purchasing association as is now by law provided:
Provided, however, That notwithstanding any other statutes to the
contrary, any cemetery corporation, either private or public, or cemetery
association, whether for profit or nonprofit, may purchase the assets, real
or personal of any other such cemetery organization, except for those
burial lots already sold for burial purposes.
History: L. 1913, ch. 74, § 1; R.S. 1923, 17-1322;
L. 1971, ch. 72, § 1; July 1.
17-1322.Sale by one association of all unsold real property to
another owning land adjoining or in close proximity; purchase of assets.
Where two cemetery associations have been organized, and the lands owned
and platted and dedicated by each of said associations adjoin or are in
such close proximity that the whole can be efficiently managed by one of
the organizations and under one uniform platting and scheme, either one of
said associations, by its president and secretary, and by the consent and
direction of a majority of all the individual lot owners in said
association secured by vote to be taken at a meeting to be called by the
said president thereof for that purpose, may sell and convey to such other
association, for general burial purposes, and in bulk, all the land and
property of said association not already sold and conveyed to individual
lot owners, and said property shall thereafter be held, managed and
disposed of by the purchasing association as is now by law provided:
Provided, however, That notwithstanding any other statutes to the
contrary, any cemetery corporation, either private or public, or cemetery
association, whether for profit or nonprofit, may purchase the assets, real
or personal of any other such cemetery organization, except for those
burial lots already sold for burial purposes.
History: L. 1913, ch. 74, § 1; R.S. 1923, 17-1322;
L. 1971, ch. 72, § 1; July 1.