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conservator

(kon-ser'va-tor)
A person appointed by the courts to manage the affairs of another person (called the conservatee), esp. if there is strong evidence that the conservatee is incapable of managing his or her own affairs.
See: guardianship
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Magdalena Gawin, Undersecretary of State in the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage, General Conservator of Monuments.
Poland : The Orthodox church in Bialy Bor is the youngest monument entered in the register
1) Is there a suitable (there's no case law but likely qualified and able to satisfy the duties of a conservator) and willing person with priority for appointment as conservator?
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" However, the judge failed to clearly state the legal standard required to prove a conservator's account.
Domestic relations - Conservator - Accounting
have been designed with large windows so that the conservators and their work are always on display.
Should paintings be conserved in public?
Safdar Ali Shah, Chief Conservator Wildlife Khyber Pakhtunkhwa presented on the Restoration of forest ecosystem through establishment of forest enclosures under the Billion Tree Afforestation project.
National workshop on best practices of sustainable forest management held in Naran
Talking to The Nation, Conservator Azeem Bhangoo said he had recently been posted there after the transfer of former conservator Gul Noor.
Admin, Forest Dept defy state land retrieval order
Conservators and receivers of insurance companies or mutual benefit associations (MBA) under rehabilitation may opt to reinsure the outstanding policies of the companies they handle if warranted, according to the Insurance Commission (IC).
IC adopts new policy for reinsurance of policies of firms under rehab
The municipal record of monuments kept by the Office of the Capital Conservator of Monuments covers over 11,000 immovable objects from the Warsaw area.
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Enter the art conservator, the quiet hero who spends countless hours performing delicate work to restore and conserve damaged pieces of art.
The co$t of conservation & restoration: how do conservators restore damaged art works, what does it cost, and how does it impact value?
Any public agency, including the public guardian, public conservator or other agency of the State of California or of a county of California or any regional center as defined in WC Sec.
State approved: who's required to be licensed as a professional fiduciary?
"Unfortunately he used a very irreversible material - epoxy has a very high property for attaching and is used on metal or stone but I think it wasn't suitable for an outstanding object like Tutankhamun's golden mask," one conservator said.
Tutankhamun burial mask damaged during cleaning; The blue and gold braided beard was hastily glued back on when the incident occurred last year
"Unfortunately he used a very irreversible material--epoxy has a very high property for attaching and is used on metal or stone but I think it wasn't suitable for an outstanding object like Tutankhamun's golden mask," said one conservator.
Tutankhamun vandalism

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