Section 34-26A-24 - Where cremated remains may be disposed of--Consent of property owner. - South-dakota Statutes

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34-26A-24. Where cremated remains may be disposed of--Consent of property owner. In addition to disposing of cremated remains in a crypt, niche, grave, or scattering garden located in a dedicated cemetery, or by scattering over the sea or other public waterways pursuant to § 34-26A-27, cremated remains may be disposed of in any manner on the private property of a consenting owner, upon direction of the authorizing agent. If cremated remains are to be disposed of on private property, other than dedicated cemetery property, the authorizing agent shall provide the crematory authority, with the written consent of the property owner and the legal description of the property.

Source: SL 1988, ch 283, § 24.

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34-26A-24. Where cremated remains may be disposed of--Consent of property owner. In addition to disposing of cremated remains in a crypt, niche, grave, or scattering garden located in a dedicated cemetery, or by scattering over the sea or other public waterways pursuant to § 34-26A-27, cremated remains may be disposed of in any manner on the private property of a consenting owner, upon direction of the authorizing agent. If cremated remains are to be disposed of on private property, other than dedicated cemetery property, the authorizing agent shall provide the crematory authority, with the written consent of the property owner and the legal description of the property.

Source: SL 1988, ch 283, § 24.

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34-26A-24. Where cremated remains may be disposed of--Consent of property owner. In addition to disposing of cremated remains in a crypt, niche, grave, or scattering garden located in a dedicated cemetery, or by scattering over the sea or other public waterways pursuant to § 34-26A-27, cremated remains may be disposed of in any manner on the private property of a consenting owner, upon direction of the authorizing agent. If cremated remains are to be disposed of on private property, other than dedicated cemetery property, the authorizing agent shall provide the crematory authority, with the written consent of the property owner and the legal description of the property.

Source: SL 1988, ch 283, § 24.