2006 Nebraska Revised Statutes - § 12-000 — Chapter Analysis

Section 12-000
Chapter Analysis


Cross References:
    Constitutional provision:

    Property exempt from taxation,see Article VIII, section 2, Constitution of Nebraska.

    Cities of the first class,powers, see sections 16-241 to 16-245.

    Cities of the metropolitan class,powers, see sections 14-102 and 14-103.

    Cities of the primary class,powers, see sections 15-239 to 15-243.

    Cities of the second class,powers, see sections 17-926 and 17-933 to 17-947.

    Counties under township organization,powers, see section 23-224.

    Dead human bodies,use for medical education and research, see sections 71-1001 to 71-1007.

    Death certificates,permits for cremation, disinterment, and transit, see Chapter 71, article 6.

    Documentary stamp tax,exemption for cemetery deeds, see section 76-902.

    Embalming practice,see sections 71-1301 to 71-1306.

    Exemptions of cemetery property from taxation,see sections 77-202 and 77-202.03.

    Funeral directors and establishments,see sections 71-1325 to 71-1354.

    Offenses relating to dead human bodies,see sections 28-1301 to 28-1302.

    Pioneers' Memorial Day observance,see section 82-112.

    School lands,acquisition for cemetery purposes, see section 72-220.

    State Anatomical Board,see sections 71-1001 to 71-1007.

    State-owned land occupied by a cemetery,sale, see sections 72-227 and 72-228.

    Veterans,burial and monuments, see Chapter 80, articles 1, 2, and 4.

    Villages,powers, see sections 17-926 and 17-933 to 17-947.



~Reissue Revised Statutes of Nebraska

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