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035			_a(Sirsi) u122974
100			_aShelbourn, C.
245			_aRedundancy, ruin and ritual - the disposal of ornaments and furnishings from Anglican churches
260			_c2003
490			_aArt Antiquity and Law _v8(2) June 2003, 167-189(24)
520			_aHighlights a number of important issues relating to the disposal of ornaments and furnishings from Anglican churches. Outlines the responsibilities of churchwardens and parochial church councils who are subject to Cannon Law and the Faculty Jurisdiction Rules 2000 and require permission to dispose of anything other than items considered to be of 'de minimis' value. Individuals engaged in the antiques and fine art profession, such as chartered arts and antique surveyors and auctioneers, need to be familiar with the Faculty Jurisdiction Rules and should practice due diligence. They should also have sources available for tracing and tracking stolen works of art such as the Art Loss Register. Extensive reference to case law throughout illustrates problems and conflicts of interest between the preservation of cultural objects and the financial necessity to sell off assets in order to preserve the financial security of the parish.
590			_aABS
650			_aECCLESIASTICAL LAW
650			_aCHURCHES
650			_aFACULTY JURISDICTION RULES 2002
650			_aSTOLEN WORKS OF ART
650			_aDUE DILIGENCE
650			_aART LOSS REGISTER
650			_aBURDEN OF PROOF
650			_aAUCTIONEERS
650			_aCULTURAL OBJECTS
650			_aCHURCH OF ENGLAND
690			_aArts and antiques _96217
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999			_c73025 _d73025