Interference With Burial Law and Legal Definition
Interference with burial is a tort consisting in interfering with the right to the solace of burying the body of one's spouse or kin, whether by mutilation of the body after death, disturbing it otherwise, withholding it, or preventing entrance to the cemetery. It includes unconstitutional interference with private rights in refusal, on the part of a public officer, to permit one to bury the body of his/her friend or relative except under unreasonable restrictions.
Legal Definition list
- Interference with an Officer
- Interference Proceedings (Trademark)
- Interference
- Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility
- Interests in Real Property [Internal Revenue]
- Interference With Burial
- Interference with Contract
- Interference With Custody
- Intergovernmental Advisory Committee [Federal Communications Commission]
- Intergovernmental-Immunity Doctrine
- Interim
Related Legal Terms
- 4 Years with a One Year Cliff
- Administrator with Will Annexed
- Adult Child With a Disability
- Adult With a Special Need
- Agency Coupled with an Interest
- Aid to Families With Dependent Children AFDC
- Americans with Disabilities Act
- Arrangement With Creditors [Bankruptcy]
- Assault With Intent to Kill
- Assignment Without Goodwill
