Indiana § 23-14-71-4 - Powers of trustees of association
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§ 23-14-71-4. Powers of trustees of association
Sec. 4. The trustees of the association:
(1) have full and complete charge, care, and supervision of the cemetery; and
(2) may care for, supervise, and beautify the cemetery in the same manner and with the same powers provided by law for public cemeteries.
As added by P.L.52-1997, SEC.45.
IC 23-14-72Chapter 72. Annexation of Unincorporated Cemetery
23-14-72-1Application of chapter 23-14-72-2Extension of incorporated cemetery boundaries 23-14-72-3Levying assessments 23-14-72-4Sale of lot for failure to pay assessments 23-14-72-5Collection of fixed amount for upkeep and maintenance
Source: official Indiana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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