Gail,

I'm sure the people who live in the Azores will answer.   The way I
understand it is after 5 (or 7 or whatever years), the fee is kind of like a
rental fee.  I'm unsure who keeps up the grass and care of the cemetery.
They are public cemeteries, so I would think that the local village would.

What I meant by a common grave (at least in America) is somewhat like a mass
grave.  There are no private burial rights and they are filled with the
remains of various people who are not necessarily related. This may be
another grave or a crypt where the bones are placed. This would be after
they spent their 5 years in their own grave.

Cheri

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