>I think the underlying principle is not as much about "perpetuity" as it is about whether the contract with dead must be honored even years later. But who's g

>I think the underlying principle is not as much about "perpetuity" as it is about whether the contract with dead must be honored even years later. But who's going to enforce this? If the owner of a cemetery stops maintaining a grave, a random person doesn't have standing to sue. In reality what's happening is closer to honoring contracts with the still living relatives of the dead.