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Grisso v. Nolan
002927 Grisso v. Nolan 11/02/2001 A decedent's former spouse had no standing to petition the circuit court to have her body disinterred and reburied in accord with what he contended was the decedent's expresse…
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002927 Grisso v. Nolan 11/02/2001 A decedent's former spouse had no standing to petition the circuit court to have her body disin…
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- Supreme Court of Virginia
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- Oct 4, 2026
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- Nov 2, 2001
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002927 Grisso v. Nolan 11/02/2001 A decedent's former spouse had no standing to petition the circuit court to have her body disinterred and reburied in accord with what he contended was the decedent's expressed wish regarding her final resting place. The judgment of the chancellor is reversed and final judgment is entered dismissing the petition for disinterment and reburial.
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