Conversion or extension of a 25 year limited right of interment
87 Conversion or extension of a 25 year limited right of interment
The holder of a right of interment for interring cremated human remains for 25 years may request the cemetery trust to—
extend the right of interment for a further 25 years; or
convert the right of interment to a perpetual right of interment.
A request under subsection (1)—
must be in writing; and
may be made at any time before the expiry date of the right of interment; and
must be accompanied by the relevant cemetery trust fee.
On receiving a request under subsection (1), the cemetery trust must—
extend the right of interment for a further 25 years, if the request is a request referred to in subsection (1)(a); or
convert the right of interment to a perpetual right of interment, if the request is a request referred to in subsection (1)(b).
A right of interment extended or converted under this section applies to the same place of interment as the original right of interment.
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