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Shilling v. Baker
No. 090906Supreme Court of Virginia
090906 Shilling v. Baker 04/15/2010 The trial court did not err in concluding that a cemetery did not exist on a hilltop property where the cremated remains of plaintiff's grandfather and other relatives had b…
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090906 Shilling v. Baker 04/15/2010 The trial court did not err in concluding that a cemetery did not exist on a hilltop property…
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090906 Shilling v. Baker 04/15/2010 The trial court did not err in concluding that a cemetery did not exist on a hilltop property where the cremated remains of plaintiff's grandfather and other relatives had been scattered, either prior to or at the time that an urn containing the cremated remains of plaintiff's mother was buried, or in finding that the interment of the urn at that location violated the county zoning code provision requiring a special use permit to use the land as a cemetery. Under applicable law, the scattering of cremains was insufficient to create a cemetery. The judgment is affirmed.
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