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reinter
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Re`in`ter´    (r?`?n`t?r´)
v. t.1.To inter again.
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reinter [ˈriːɪnˈtɜːʳ] VT → enterrar de nuevo
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Lawsuits stemming from cemetery abuses usually focus on torts for desecration of a body and common law violations of double-selling a burial plot, burying a body in the wrong plot, reinterring a body in a different plot without permission from survivors, or, in one rare instance, burying trash from the cemetery along with the casket, Carey said.
Advocates for reform of funeral, cemetery industry are never at rest by Brienza, Julie / Trial
When the construction is meant to serve ultra-Orthodox interests, as in housing or schooling for a religious neighborhood, it may be possible for the contractor and the community to reach a quick and quiet arrangement for building around the location of the bones, or reinterring them elsewhere.
Religion and politics in Israel and Jerusalem by Sharkansky, Ira / Judaism: A Quarterly Journal of Jewish Life and Thought
 
 
 
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