Tex.
Health & Safety Code Section 712.066
Contract Disclosures
(a)
A sales contract for an undeveloped mausoleum space, whether in English or Spanish, must inform the buyer:(1)
that the buyer by written notice may cancel the contract for the failure of the corporation or its agent or contractor to construct the mausoleum or mausoleum section containing the undeveloped mausoleum space within the time limits specified by Section 712.064 (Construction; Default)(a) and receive a refund of the entire amount paid under the contract for the undeveloped mausoleum space plus, if the corporation established a preconstruction trust, net income earned on that portion of the money deposited in the preconstruction trust, as provided by Section 712.064 (Construction; Default)(b);(2)
of the options available under a fully paid contract in the event that the person to be interred in the undeveloped mausoleum space dies before completion of the related mausoleum or mausoleum section, which may include an option to:(A)
select a replacement mausoleum space or other interment that is acceptable to the buyer or buyer’s representative; or(B)
elect temporary interment of the human remains or cremated remains in an existing mausoleum space until the undeveloped mausoleum space is completed, at which time the corporation shall disinter and reinter the human remains or cremated remains at no additional charge; and(3)
if the corporation does not offer a temporary interment option and the buyer does not accept a replacement mausoleum space or other interment, that the buyer or the buyer’s representative by written notice may cancel the contract and receive a refund of the entire amount paid under the contract for the undeveloped mausoleum space plus, if the corporation established a preconstruction trust, net income earned on that portion of the money deposited in the preconstruction trust, as provided by Section 712.064 (Construction; Default)(b).(b)
A corporation’s sales contract for undeveloped mausoleum space must comply with applicable regulations of the Federal Trade Commission, including 16 C.F.R. Section 433.2, with respect to a contract payable in installments.(c)
Required notices to buyers must be written in plain language designed to be easily understood by the average consumer and be printed in an easily readable font and type size.
Source:
Section 712.066 — Contract Disclosures, https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Docs/HS/htm/HS.712.htm#712.066 (accessed Apr. 29, 2024).
