Relocation of Columbarium Sample Clauses

Relocation of Columbarium. The Church shall have the authority and right to exhume and re-inurn ashes, and to move the Columbarium and other architectural features thereof if for any reason it becomes necessary to relocate the Church and/or Columbarium. The Church shall make reasonable, good faith efforts to notify each Purchaser, or such person's surviving kin, in advance of such relocation.
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Relocation of Columbarium. Subject to the protections afforded under Texas law, the Church shall have the sole discretion, designated authority, and absolute right to exhume and re-inter ashes, and to move the Columbarium and other architectural features thereof if for any reason it becomes necessary for St. Xxxxxx United Methodist Church to relocate the Church and/or the Columbarium; provided, however the Church shall make reasonable, good faith efforts to notify each Subscriber or each Subscriber’s designated contact set forth in the attached Columbarium Worksheet in advance of such removal.
Relocation of Columbarium. SOSF shall have the authority and right to exhume and re-inurn ashes, and to move the Columbarium and other architectural features thereof if for any reason it becomes necessary to relocate the Columbarium. SOSF shall make reasonable, good faith efforts to notify each Applicant, or such person's surviving kin, in advance of such relocation.

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