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How long does a Right of Burial last for?
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In New South Wales a Right of Burial issued in a Crown Land cemetery may be revoked by the cemetery's trustee after 60 years.
However, not all cemeteries are subject to the Crown Lands Act and its bylaws. You should always check with the cemetery to find out what its Right of Burial tenure arrangements are.
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What time limits apply to a burial in a grave?
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| Google News (Australian Focus) | Funeral Wire dot Com | Google Green Funerals |
The Index is intended to inform the public about members' cemeteries and operational standards. For example, funeral directors will see the index as useful resource, especially when they need to make bookings and work in "out of town" cemeteries. Members can get more information here. Non-members are also invited to participate by using this online form.
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