Oregon Code § 97.825·Enacted ·Last updated March 01, 2026
Statute Text
Suits
to enforce endowed care statutes; attorney fees.
(1)(a) If the cemetery authority
fails to remit to the trustee or trustees, in accordance with the law, the
funds herein provided for endowment and special care, or fails to expend the
net income from the funds and generally care for and maintain any portion of a
cemetery entitled to endowment care, any of the following may bring an action
for a mandatory injunction or for an appointment of a receiver to sue for, take
charge of and expend the net income:
(A) Any three lot
owners, or a lot owners next of kin, heir or personal representative whose
lots are entitled to endowment care;
(B) Any one lot
owner, or the lot owners next of kin, heir or personal representative, whose
lot is entitled to special care;
(C) The district
attorney of the county where a lot described in this subsection is located; or
(D) A local
government with jurisdiction over the county or municipality where a lot
described in this subsection is located.
(b) The suit may
be filed in the circuit court of the county where the cemetery is located in
order to compel the cemetery authority or the appointed receiver to make the
expenditure of the net income from the endowment care fund for the purposes set
out in ORS 97.010 to 97.040, 97.110 to 97.450, 97.510 to 97.730, 97.810 to
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Key Points
01Part of Oregon statutory law
02Referenced as Oregon Code § 97.825
03Subject to legislative amendments
04Consult a licensed attorney for application to specific cases
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