Article L2223-4
An order of the mayor assigns in perpetuity, in the cemetery, a fitted ossuary where the exhumed remains are immediately reburied. The mayor may also arrange for the cremation of the exhumed remains i…
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An order of the mayor assigns in perpetuity, in the cemetery, a fitted ossuary where the exhumed remains are immediately reburied. The mayor may also arrange for the cremation of the exhumed remains i…
No burials may take place in churches, temples, synagogues, hospitals, public chapels, and generally in any enclosed and closed buildings where citizens gather for the celebration of their faiths, nor…
Regies with legal personality and financial autonomy, known as local public establishments, are created, and their administrative and financial organisation determined, by deliberation of the municipa…
Military graves are subject to the provisions of articles L. 498 to L. 514 of the code des pensions militaires d'invalidité et des victimes de la guerre.
Each municipality or each public establishment for inter-municipal cooperation with jurisdiction over cemeteries has at least one cemetery comprising a plot dedicated to the burial of the dead and, in…
The area dedicated to the burial of the dead is five times larger than the space required to deposit the presumed number of dead who may be buried there each year. The cinerary site intended for the r…
Any person may be buried on a particular property, provided that the property is outside the precincts of towns and cities and at the prescribed distance.
Cemeteries may not be alienated until ten years after the last burial.
The local authorities referred to in article L. 2224-13 ensure the collection and treatment of other waste defined by decree, which they can, in view of their characteristics and the quantities produc…
The general obligation of maintenance to which the owners and lessees of the public domain are subject includes that of ensuring or having ensured the management of waste found there.
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