Any burial lot in any cemetery owned by a municipality, or by an association incorporated for cemetery purposes under the laws of the state may be conveyed or devised by the owner back to and held by such company, municipality or association in perpetual trust for the purpose of its preservation as a place of burial. The lot so conveyed shall thereafter remain forever inalienable by act of the parties, but the right to use the same as a place of burial of the dead of the family of the owner and his or her descendants from generation to generation shall remain, unless the deed of conveyance in trust shall provide that interments in such lot shall be confined to the bodies of specified persons, in which case the lot shall be forever preserved as the burial place of the persons specified in the deed and shall never be used for any other purpose whatever. However, no conveyance in trust shall be made without the consent of the cemetery company or association in whose cemetery the burial lot is located, or of the governing body or Board of Cemetery Trustees of the city.
(Prior Code, § 7-6A-4)