A barrister`s cautionary tale

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Fisher, A

Language: English Series: Valuer (ISVA) ; 66(5) September/October 1997, 14-15(2)Publication details: 1997Subject(s):

Summary: Discusses a case in which a County Trading Standards Department prosecuted a provincial auction house for unknowingly offering fake musical instruments for sale. Outlines the potential danger areas for auctioneers and advises on how they can protect themselves from prosecution.

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Discusses a case in which a County Trading Standards Department prosecuted a provincial auction house for unknowingly offering fake musical instruments for sale. Outlines the potential danger areas for auctioneers and advises on how they can protect themselves from prosecution.

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