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Human grave in garden of house.

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  • YoungBlueEyes
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    Could the charity maybe split off the part of the garden with the mausoleum (maybe with a path up the side for maintenance), get it on it's own title, then sell the house + reduced back garden as normal…?

  • Albermarle
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    https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82017523#Comment_82017523

    What we do not know is the scale involved. It could be a suburban garden, or a house with substantial grounds, or something inbetween. As an animal lover they may well have a large plot with facilities for keeping animals. Who knows ?

    From googling it, 'graves in the garden' are not uncommon on country house estates, but obviously less so in the suburbs.

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