5.__Indemnity.__If a 3rd party in reliance on the existence of a registered domestic partnership suffers loss because of a failure to receive adequate notice of termination under subsection 4, each registered domestic partner responsible for the failure to give notice is liable to pay the loss.

6.__Forms.__The registry shall develop standard forms for the declaration and termination of registered domestic partnerships.

A.__The declaration must adequately identify each individual signing the form by name, including former names, residence and date and place of birth.

B.__The declaration must contain an assertion under oath that each individual meets the requirements of subsection 2 at the time the declaration is filed.

C.__The declaration must contain a warning that registration may affect property and inheritance rights, that registration is not a substitute for a will, a deed or a partnership agreement and that any rights conferred by registration may be completely superseded by a will, a deed or other instruments that may be executed by either party.__ The declaration must also contain instructions on how the partnership may be terminated.

Sec. 18. 22 MRSA §2843, sub-§2, as repealed and replaced by PL 1985, c. 602, is amended to read:

2. Permit for disinterment or removal. No dead human body may be disinterred or removed from any vault or tomb until the person in charge of the disinterment or removal has obtained a permit from the clerk of the municipality where the dead human body is buried or entombed. The permit shall must be issued upon receipt of a notarized application signed by the next of kin of the deceased who shall verify verifies that he the signer is the closest surviving known relative and, where any other family members member of equal or greater legal or blood relationship or a domestic partner of the decedent also survive survives, that they all such persons are aware of, and do not object to, the disinterment or removal. Nothing contained in this subsection precludes a court of competent jurisdiction from ordering or enjoining disinterment or removal pursuant to section 3029 or in