Top 10 of 34 law firms for Cultural Heritage Law, BUSINESS | Middlesex, Middlesex

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In England this work spans listed buildings, scheduled monuments, archaeological finds, art and cultural property, and the commercial life of museums and collections. Solicitors advise on listed building consent and scheduled monument consent, negotiate heritage protection conditions in planning and developer agreements, carry out provenance and title clearance for acquisitions and sales, prepare and review loans and indemnities for lenders and museums, apply for export licences from the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport and represent clients in appeals to the Planning Inspectorate and in civil courts.

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