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46-1-217. Agreement with owners of real property to conduct improvement care to graves located on property.

Interested persons, as that term is defined in § 46-4-102, may enter into an agreement with the owners of real property that is not designated as a cemetery, but does have human remains with marked and identifiable graves, to conduct improvement care, as that term is defined in § 46-1-102, to the graves located on the real property. The provisions of this section shall not be construed to require real property owners to provide the improvement care.

[Acts 2006, ch. 1012, § 9.]  

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Statutes > Tennessee > Title-46 > Chapter-1 > Part-2 > 46-1-217

46-1-217. Agreement with owners of real property to conduct improvement care to graves located on property.

Interested persons, as that term is defined in § 46-4-102, may enter into an agreement with the owners of real property that is not designated as a cemetery, but does have human remains with marked and identifiable graves, to conduct improvement care, as that term is defined in § 46-1-102, to the graves located on the real property. The provisions of this section shall not be construed to require real property owners to provide the improvement care.

[Acts 2006, ch. 1012, § 9.]  


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Tennessee > Title-46 > Chapter-1 > Part-2 > 46-1-217

46-1-217. Agreement with owners of real property to conduct improvement care to graves located on property.

Interested persons, as that term is defined in § 46-4-102, may enter into an agreement with the owners of real property that is not designated as a cemetery, but does have human remains with marked and identifiable graves, to conduct improvement care, as that term is defined in § 46-1-102, to the graves located on the real property. The provisions of this section shall not be construed to require real property owners to provide the improvement care.

[Acts 2006, ch. 1012, § 9.]