An unattended flame poses a great safety hazard to both visitors and staff, as well as to the surrounding property. Glass and plastic candle holders left on the graves will be removed. Such items are easily broken and once again pose a safety hazard. Sole ownership means one individual, the interment rights holder, owns the interment rights. Any future interments, transfers, inscriptions, etc., would require legal documentation to be filed with Green Hills Memorial Park.
Joint Tenants are two or more individuals owning interment rights.
Again, any further activity with these interment rights will require the filing of legal documentation with Green Hills Memorial Park. If all interment rights holders are deceased, the estate of each retains ownership of the interment rights, and any further activity will require legal documentation to be filed with Green Hills Memorial Park. You may make allocation for future use of both interment space and inscription space on an existing memorial. The Cemeteries Act prohibits the private resale of interment rights. You may, however, transfer your interment rights to third party.