You really need to be asking the people who made the mistake or a lawyer as legal issues are involved - FYI this should not cost you anything as it was not your mistake - if they do so then just you & maybe 1 or 2 others not another ceremony
There are laws pertaining to the disposition of human remains. I don’t think they can just go ahead and do it. But even if they could, I would think somebody would have to inform you. I’m glad you were able to figure out their “system,” though.
Got it squared away. The plot map rows are numbered 1-10, 21-30, 11-20, 31-40. Who would ever think up that arrangement? So! She is buried in the proper space. The Space # is between 21 & 30 so it is in the 2nd row. Make sense?
How awful, I'm sorry. It seems as though actually moving the cremains should be a simple matter, but like you I don't know about the red tape involved. Whatever is needed the headache and cost to correct it should be the responsibility of those who made the mistake.
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I’m glad you were able to figure out their “system,” though.
Who would ever think up that arrangement? So! She is buried in the proper space. The Space # is between 21 & 30 so it is in the 2nd row. Make sense?