Cap. 18 Art. 9Default of proof of title.

In default of the certificate aforesaid, or of other proofs of the right over a private grave, the deceased shall be buried in one of the common graves:

Provided that in such case, it shall be lawful for any person, without the necessity of declaring his own interest, and upon depositing, in the office of the said Superintendent of Public Health, the sum of sixteen euros and thirty-one cents (16.31) (representing the cost of the grave and the notarial and other expenses in connection with the acquisition thereof), to demand that the corpse be provisionally buried in a particular grave not yet granted to others; and if, within two years from the day of burial, it shall, at the suit of the said person, be declared by the court that the deceased had a right to be buried in a private grave, the corpse shall, upon the demand and at the expense of the said person, be, at the proper time, removed to such grave.