Iowa Code § 523I.301
Disclosure requirements — prices and fees
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Current — January 1, 2023
As of January 1, 2012
1. A cemetery shall disclose, prior to the sale of interment rights, whether opening and closing of the interment space is included in the purchase of the interment rights. If opening and closing services are not included in the sale and the cemetery offers opening and closing services, the cemetery must disclose that the price for this service is subject to change and disclose the current prices for opening and closing services provided by the cemetery.
1. A cemetery shall disclose, prior to the sale of interment rights, whether opening and closing services are included in the purchase of the interment rights. If opening and closing services are not included in the sale of interment rights and the cemetery offers opening and closing services, the cemetery must disclose that the price for opening and closing services is subject to change and must disclose the current prices for opening and closing services provided by the cemetery.
2. The cemetery shall fully disclose all fees required for interment, entombment, or inurnment of human remains.
2. The cemetery shall fully disclose all fees required for interment, entombment, inurnment, or disinterment of human remains.
3. A person owning interment rights may sell those rights to third parties. The cemetery shall fully disclose, in the cemetery’s rules, any requirements necessary to transfer title of interment rights to a third party.
3. A person owning interment rights may sell those rights to third parties. The cemetery shall fully disclose, in the cemetery’s rules, any requirements necessary to transfer title of interment rights to a third party.
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