Right of interment may be allocated or unallocated
76 Right of interment may be allocated or unallocated
A right of interment may be—
an allocated right of interment for a particular place of interment in a public cemetery; or
an unallocated right of interment in a public cemetery.
An unallocated right of interment may be specific to a certain class of places of interment in the public cemetery or to a specific part of the public cemetery to which the right of interment applies.
If an unallocated right of interment is granted, the cemetery trust must allocate a place of interment of the type (if any) specified in the right of interment at the time of the first exercise of that right of interment.
On an unallocated right of interment being first exercised, it becomes an allocated right of interment in respect of that place of interment.
This section does not apply to a right of interment for interring human remains in a public grave.
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