§ 97.810 Endowment care and nonendowed care cemeteries
§ 97.813 Standards of care for and public access to endowment care cemeteries; rules
§ 97.820 Placing cemetery under endowed care; deposit; commingling endowment and special care funds; trustee or custodian of fund
§ 97.823 Prohibitions related to endowment care cemeteries
§ 97.825 Suits to enforce endowed care statutes; attorney fees
§ 97.830 Investment and reinvestment of principal of endowed care funds; use and application of income
§ 97.835 Limitation of duties and liability of trustee
§ 97.840 Cemetery authority authorized to receive and hold gifts of property; disposition of gifts
§ 97.843 Endowment and special care funds are charitable
§ 97.846 Agreements for care
§ 97.849 Authority of Department of Consumer and Business Services to take action regarding endowment care cemetery
§ 97.852 Receivership of endowment care cemetery
§ 97.865 Application of ORS 97.810 to 97.865 to religious, county and city cemeteries
§ 97.870 Unused and uncared for portions of cemetery declared common nuisances
§ 97.880 Resolution declaring a nuisance
§ 97.890 Complaint
§ 97.900 Summons
§ 97.910 Disuse as prima facie evidence of abandonment
§ 97.920 Judgment declaring nuisance, authorizing abatement and creating and foreclosing lien

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