Kansas § 17-1353 - Same; acquisition of locations in certain existing cemeteries. The directors of such cemetery district shall then be authorized to acquire
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§ 17-1353. Same; acquisition of locations in certain existing cemeteries. The directors of such cemetery district shall then be authorized to acquire
17-1353. Same; acquisition of locations in certain existing cemeteries. The directors of such cemetery district shall then be authorized to acquire by purchase suitable cemetery lots, or burial locations in other existing cemeteries within a radius of fifty (50) miles of such cemetery, for the reburial of all bodies in such cemetery.History: L. 1953, ch. 137, § 4; March 27.
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