Art court dispute

Art Fin. Partners pursues refunds from Christie’s after a cancelled auction transaction

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Art Fin. Partners pursues refunds from Christie’s after a cancelled auction transaction
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Entities controlled by Andrew Rose sought to recover payments connected to a 2005 Christie’s auction. The appellate court upheld the refusal to dismiss Christie’s counterclaims or award summary judgment on the refund request. Image: Christie’s New York saleroom, via Wikimedia Commons.

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