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Magna Carta Is Going on the Auction Block
By JAMES BARRON (Published: September 25, 2007)
This is the ******************************** that laid the foundation for fundamental principles of English law. The men who drafted the United States Constitution and the Bill of Rights borrowed from it. It is Magna Carta, agreed to by King John of England in 1215 and revised and reaffirmed through the 13th century. The tail dangling off the page is a royal seal. And it is about to go on sale. Sothebys, which today is expected to announce plans to auction it in New York in mid-December, estimates that the ******************************** will sell for $20 million to $30 million. It is the only copy in the United States and the only copy in private hands. Sothebys says the 16 others are owned by the British or Australian governments or by ecclesiastical or educational institutions in England. Until last week, this copy was on display in the National Archives in Washington, steps from the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. But it was only on loan from a foundation controlled by the Texas billionaire Ross Perot. The Perot Magna Carta dates to 1297 and was endorsed by King Edward I. The National Archives said that of the 17 original versions that still exist, 4 are from the reign of John; 8 are from Henry III; and 5 are from Edward I. Mr. Some jurists consider the Perot Magna Carta to be the most important one because it was the one that was entered into the statute books in England. By the time Mr. Perot bought the copy, it had been on the market for four years, and at least one deal had fallen through before Mr. Perot came along. At the time, Mr. Perot said he was amazed that it had been for sale. It was like someone said Mona Lisa, he said at the time. It will be sold by David N. Redden, a Sothebys vice chairman who sold a copy of the Declaration of Independence for a hammer price of $7.4 million in 2000 (that copy had been tucked behind a $4 flea-market painting). Mr. Redden was also one of the auctioneers at the sale of items from Jacqueline Kennedy Onassiss estate in 1996. Mr. Redden arranged the Magna Carta auction so quietly and did not tell his own employees why he was changing arrangements for other auctions. A director of Sothebys said he was asked to give up a room at Sothebys headquarters. All they told me was: We are selling this really important ********************************, the most important ******************************** of all. Can you give up this room for us? he recalled. And Im like, Sure, but what are we selling, the Magna Carta?
David N. Redden, third from left, a Sothebys vice chairman, watched one of 17 existing versions of Magna Carta being unpacked on Monday in Manhattan. It is to be auctioned off in December.
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19. Barry Nicholas, The French Law of Contract, 2nd edn (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1992).
20. F H Lawson, A E Anton and L Neville Brown, Amos and Walton's Introduction to French Law, 3rd edn (Oxford: Clarendon P1.
21. Hossam El-Ehwany and Nader Mohamed Ibrahim, Introduction to Law, Part I: The Theory of Law (Beiruth: Al-Halabi Legal Publications, 2004).
22. John Bell, Sophie Boyron and Simon Whittaker, Principles of French Law (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1998).
23. The French Civil Code: Revised Edition as Amended to 1 July 1994, trans. by John H Crabb (Littleton: Rothman & Co/Kluwer Law and Taxation Publishers, 1995).
24. Walter Cairns and Robert McKeon, Introduction to French Law (London: Cavendish Publications Ltd, 1998).
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1. Franois Terr, Introduction gnrale au droit, (Paris: Dalloz, 2000), p. 167, 437.