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Re[2]: can I get my family heriloom back?
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John Handley <[log in to unmask]>
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Date:
Fri, 17 Jan 1997 13:20:59 PST
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    My understand of the law is that the object should be sold at
    auction or given to another non-profit.  Returning the object to
    the donor, or giving it away, is unethical and possibly illegal.
    The reason is because when the donor gave the item--he/she also
    took (or was entitled to) a tax deduction for the gift.  Giving it
    back to the donor is having cake and eating it too, basically.

    John Handley
    San Francisco

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