What term is used for locations such as cemeteries, tombs, or vaults where the disposal of bodies is made?

The term "Premises In Which Interments Are Made" specifically refers to locations designated for the respectful placement of human remains, including cemeteries, tombs, and vaults. This phrase encompasses not only burial sites but also the broader context of places where bodies are interred.

In contrast, "Burial Grounds" typically refers only to land specifically set aside for burying the deceased, which is a subset of the broader definition. "Cremation Sites" are specific to the process of cremating bodies and do not include traditional burial methods. "Disposal Areas" is a more general term and could imply locations where bodies are disposed of without regard for the dignity and care prescribed in interment practices.

Thus, the chosen term accurately encompasses all forms of burial practices and reflects the legal and respectful terminology used in the context of funeral services and the handling of human remains.