Anti-seizure legislation

By:

United Kingdom Department for Culture, Media and Sport

Language: English Series: DCMS Consultation PaperPublication details: London DCMS 2006Subject(s):

Arts and antiques

LOC classification:

745.1 $2 18

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View this document at www.culture.gov.uk...

Summary: Exhibitions of a multi-cultural nature are playing an integral part in UK museums and galleries. Unfortunately, the United Kingdom does not have legislation granting immunity from seizure to items lent to exhibitions. As a consequence of this, it is not possible to give a guarantee that an exhibition piece would not be liable to seizure in this country. This paper considers whether it is appropriate for the United Kingdom to enact anti-seizure legislation protecting items for exhibition, and if so, what form such legislation should take.

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Exhibitions of a multi-cultural nature are playing an integral part in UK museums and galleries. Unfortunately, the United Kingdom does not have legislation granting immunity from seizure to items lent to exhibitions. As a consequence of this, it is not possible to give a guarantee that an exhibition piece would not be liable to seizure in this country. This paper considers whether it is appropriate for the United Kingdom to enact anti-seizure legislation protecting items for exhibition, and if so, what form such legislation should take.

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