Busca v. Nicotra Corp.

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• recognizing that “the proceedings for the sale of the burial ground . . . were under the Act of 1868, [ch.] 211, and were in all respects regular,[7] and in conformity to the requirements of that Act[.]”
• “Whenever, therefore, by lawful authority, the ground ceased to be a place of burial, . . .”
• The trial court ordered trustees to have remains removed and reburied before selling a burial ground for another purpose.
• “Whenever, therefore, by lawful authority, the ground ceased to be a place of burial, the lot-holder’s right and privilege ceased, except for the purpose of removing the remains previously buried.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).