Cain v. Brenard Manufacturing Co.

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• dismissing sepulcher claim where plaintiffs did not establish interference with their right of possession
• tissue bank held immune because it purchased human tissue in good faith, without realizing that consent forms provided by funeral home and human-tissue recovery firm that sold the tissue were fraudulent

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