LAW PROBLEMS RELATING TO THE AUTHORITY POWER USING OF ABBOTS FOR RELIGIOUS PROPERTIES CONSERVATION OF MONASTERY AS HISTORIC SITES, ANTIQUES AND OBJECT ARTS FOR LEGAL REGISTRATION

Abstract

Objectives of this research article were: 1. To study legal problems and 2. To suggest ways to solve legal problems concerning the use of the abbot's authority in maintaining and conserving religious properties of monasteries that are ancient monuments, artifacts of art registered by law, conducted by document research with the process of collecting documentary research data. and presenting research results in descriptive form. The results of the research were as follows: 1. Legal problems related to the use of the abbot's authority in the maintenance of the monasteries religious properties were the problem of being the monastery representative of the abbot in managing the religious properties. The temple and monastery are juristic persons. (The Sangha Act (No. 2), 1992, 1992), according to Section 31 of the Sangha Act (No. 2), 1992, therefore, it must be subject to the provisions of the Civil and Commercial Code. and other laws as well. Temples have various rights and duties. According to the provisions of the law, the issue of appointing Viya Vachakorn or the benefit manager of the temple is the manager of the temple's religious properties. procurement of benefits from temple treasures. If the temple has enough land to be utilized then let those temples procure benefits from those lands by appointing Waiya Wachakorn as the abbot's representative or appoint a supplier of benefits to the temple to operate. 2. Guidelines for solving legal problems regarding the use of the authority of the abbot in the maintenance of religious properties of temples that are ancient monuments, objects of art registered by law. Criteria for valuing ancient sites are defined in Section 4 of the Ancient Monuments, Antiques, Objects of Art and National Museums Act of 1961.