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Missouri

Chapter 214
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214.010. Local government may acquire and dispose of cemeteries within boundaries — authority to regulate — penalties.
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214.020. City may establish perpetual care cemetery fund — receive gifts — limitation on use of income from fund.
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214.030. Cemetery lots, conveyed by deed.
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214.035. Conveyance of cemetery property to political subdivision, when — notice of transfer.
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214.040. Plots and records of cemeteries to be maintained, where — requirements.
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214.041. Construction of roads prohibited in cemetery — exceptions.
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214.050. Power to vacate streets vested in county commissions.
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214.060. Petition to be presented to county commission — remonstrance may be filed.
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214.070. Terms defined.
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214.080. Proceedings to enlarge.
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214.090. Family burying grounds, how secured.
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214.120. Costs, who liable for.
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214.130. County commission and incorporated cemetery company to receive grants and bequests in trust.
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214.131. Tombstones, fences, destroying or mutilating in abandoned family or private cemetery, penalty — abandoned or private burying ground, defined.
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214.132. Visiting abandoned family or private burying ground surrounded by private property, right o…
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214.140. Property placed in trust for benefit of cemeteries.
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214.150. County commissions shall become trustees and custodians.
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214.160. Investment or lending of trust funds — investment manager, duties — definitions.
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214.170. May designate responsible organization or individual to administer the income.
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214.180. Shall keep record of receipts and disbursements.
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214.190. Cemetery not subject to execution, dower or partition — exception.
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214.200. Title, how obtained to lands used for burial purposes.
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214.205. Violation of nuisance ordinance — abandonment — action authorized — costs — eminent domain.
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214.209. Abandonment of burial site, rights revert to cemetery.
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214.210. Certain cities may accept or acquire cemetery lands.
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214.220. Lands or shares subject to all vested rights.
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214.230. City may acquire money or funds, how.
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214.240. City may provide and enforce rules and regulations.
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214.250. Proceedings to establish cemetery in first class counties — petition by taxpayers.
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214.260. Penalty for violation.
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214.270. Definitions.
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214.275. License, cemeteries — division's powers and duties — limitations.
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214.276. Refusal to issue license, grounds — complaint, procedure.
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214.277. Injunctions, restraining orders, other court remedies available — venue.
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214.280. Election to operate as endowed care cemetery filing with division of registration, form — f…
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214.282. Voidability of contracts, exceptions.
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214.283. Notification of burial lands — registry of cemeteries to be kept by division — fee may be c…
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214.300. Nonendowed cemetery may qualify as endowed, when — minimum care and maintenance fund to be established.
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214.310. Endowed care and maintenance fund, minimum amount — bond — posting of sign, when, information required.
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214.320. Deposits in fund required, amount — annual report, form furnished by division — audits may …
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214.325. Required deposits — deficiency — effect — penalty.
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214.330. Endowed care fund held in trust or segregated account — requirements — duties of trustee or…
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214.335. Contributions to endowed care fund for memorial or monument — deficiency, effect of.
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214.340. Report required — content — oath — filing required.
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214.345. Sale of cemetery plot — written statement to be given to purchaser — copy of annual report to be available to public.
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214.360. Private use of trust funds prohibited.
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214.363. Bankruptcy, assignment for benefit of creditors, endowed care fund exempt.
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214.365. Cemetery failing to provide maintenance — abandonment or ceasing to operate, division's duties.
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214.367. Sale of assets, notice required — prospective purchaser of endowed care cemetery, right to …
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214.370. Nonendowed cemetery to post signs and give notice of its character.
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214.380. Nonendowed section of endowed care cemetery — signs and notice.
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214.385. Moving of grave marker, replacement — delivery of item of burial merchandise.
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214.387. Burial merchandise or services, deferral of delivery, when — escrow arrangement — distribution of moneys — cancellation.
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214.389. Suspension of distribution, when, procedure.
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214.390. Existing cemeteries to operate under law — local law applicable.
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214.392. Division of professional registration, duties and powers in regulation of cemeteries — rulemaking authority.
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214.400. Citation of law.
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214.410. Violation of law, penalty.
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214.450. Indian cemeteries, how established — trust fund authorized.
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214.455. Destruction or defacing any cemetery property, penalty.
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214.500. Cemeteries acquired by a city at tax sales or as nuisances may be sold.
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214.504. No liability for new cemetery operators, when — rights of holders of contracts for burial.
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214.508. Previous cemetery owner liable, when.
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214.512. New cemetery owner not liable for deficiencies, exception.
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214.516. Registration as an endowed care cemetery, when — compliance with endowed care cemetery law required.
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214.550. Scatter gardens, operation by churches maintaining religious cemeteries — maintenance of garden and records, duty of operator.
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