Interment Law and Legal Definition
Interment is the act of placing a deadbody into the ground. This is accomplished by excavating a pit, placing the body in it, and covering it over. It is also called burial or inhumation. The right of burial is not an absolute right of property, but a privilege or license to be enjoyed subject to municipal regulation and control, and is legally revocable if the public necessity requires such revocation. [Fraser v. Tenney, 987 S.W.2d 796 (Ky. Ct. App. 1998)]
Legal Definition list
- Intermediate Speed.
- Intermediate Scrutiny
- Intermediate Quiet Zone
- Intermediate Partial Quiet Zone [Transportation]
- Intermediate Interest
- Interment
- Intermittent Holding Facility [Juvenile Law]
- Intermittent Ignition Device
- Intermodal Adaptability
- Intermodal Equipment [Transportation]
- Intermodal Equipment Interchange Agreement
