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Home Introduction (Opens new window) Membership Seminars Publications Art Antiquity & Law Distance Learning and Intensive Courses Situations Vacant Links Contact Us		Art Antquity & Law Volume I, Issue 2 (May 1996) Articles Exploiting the Weaker Party: Unconscionable, Unequal and Disadvantageous Transactions in Art by Sir Anthony Mason AC, KBE Art in the Law of Copyright: Legal Determinations of Artistic Merit under United Kingdom Copyright Law by David L. Booton Title to Finds and Discovered Antiquities under Polish Law By Wojciech Kowalski Case Notes Protecting the National Heritage? Judicial Review and The Three Graces by Nicholas Bamford Governing Law in International Art Sales by Gregory J. Tolhurst Title to Antiquarian Finds: Perpetuating the Impenetrable by Norman Palmer Treaties, Legislation and Discussion Documents The UNIDROIT Convention on Stolen or Illegally Exported Cultural Objects by Paul Jenkins Portable Antiquities - a Discussion Document Department of National Heritage Response pf the Standing Conference on Portable Antiquities to the Discussion Document Should Works by Living Artists be Subject to Export Controls? Department of National Heritage Discussion paper ICOMOS Charter for the Protection and Management of the Underwater Cultural Heritage European Union Artists' Resale Rights Hallmarking E.C. Export Licences: Issuing Authorities by Joanna Goyder Conference Reports Convention d'Unidroit sur les Biens Culturels Volé ou Illicitement Exportés (Lausanne, 2 October 1995) by Paul Kearns Second National Maritime Museum Conference on the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage (London, 25-26 January 1996) by Sarah Dromgoole Museums in the Global Enterprise Society - International Opportunities and Challenges (London, 15-16 February 1996) by Ruth Redmond-Cooper Old and Unclaimed Loans (London, 14 March 1996) by Ruth Redmond-Cooper Transacting in Art V - Art Antiquity and the Criminal Law (London, 27 March 1996) by Vincent Reynolds Previous Issue Next Issue Back to Art Antiquity and Law Send comments to webmaster@ial.uk.com © The Institute of Art and Law 1995-2008