Who is responsible for the repair of a monument?

Saturday, 08 October 2011 11:32 | Last Updated on Saturday, 08 October 2011 11:34 | PDF | Print | E-mail
Posted by: Mary Reid

When a monument is placed on a grave, it remains the property of the owner of the Right of Burial.

The owner of the Burial Licence approves the monument’s installation, any future changes and is responsible for maintaining the monument.  All installations and/or repairs must only be undertaken with approval from the cemetery or crematorium.  

However, if a monument becomes unsafe, the cemetery can remove it to ensure safety for visitors and cemetery workers.

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