Burials Clause Samples

The 'Burials' clause outlines the procedures and responsibilities related to the burial of a deceased individual. It typically specifies who is authorized to make burial arrangements, the manner and location of burial, and any associated costs or preferences, such as religious rites or specific burial sites. By clearly defining these aspects, the clause ensures that the wishes of the deceased or their family are respected and that there is no confusion or dispute regarding burial arrangements.
Burials. Burials cannot take place in the Reserved Plot unless prior written approval is obtained from Council by the way of: a) Providing a signed copy of the “Application and Agreement for Exclusive Right of Burial” or Certificate of Ownership. b) The Funeral Director submitting a Interment & Warrant Application.
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Burials. If any sacred objects, human remains, animal remains, burial sites, religious items or sites, structures, ancient communities, or any other related items of archaeological value are located at the Site, whether protected under law or regulation or not, Client will assume the costs and other burdens of pausing the services provided by University pursuant to the Scope of Work, extracting the sacred objects or other items, storing and transporting the items, testing the items, and any other costs incurred directly related to the subject sacred objects. The terms and conditions of the Memorandum of Agreement become effective by signature of both parties. By:_ Name: Title: Date: By:_ Name: Title: Date: If Client has any current or prior relationship with UNIVERSITY, it acknowledges that all appropriate Conflict of Interest documentation has been submitted to UNIVERSITY. Specifically, if Client’s technology was discovered/developed at UNIVERSITY or by UNIVERSITY faculty, that relationship must be disclosed to UNIVERSITY. Service Agreement Number: Date Approved: 1. Do you or any of your officers/employees have a prior relationship with UNIVERSITY or UNIVERSITY entities? (e.g., Sponsored Service Agreements, Incubators, Service Agreements, Collaboration Agreements, Consulting Agreements, etc.) Yes If yes, please list each relationship and provide any pertinent details. Relationship Details 2. Are you or your laboratory part of any other UNIVERSITY contract, Sponsored Service Agreement, or consulting agreement as it relates to this project? Yes No If yes, please list each contract or agreement title and indicate for each whether there is any Conflict of Interest (COI) management statement in place. 3. If any future relationships are established with UNIVERSITY or UNIVERSITY entities, your company is obligated to inform UNIVERSITY within fifteen (15) business days. 4. Are any UNIVERSITY faculty, students, personnel, or their immediate families involved with your company?
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