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court case

a landscape painting of autumn on a lake with a glass of water near the frame

November 20, 2020 By john

Gruen V Gruen: When Is A Gift Valid

In 1986, a court convened to decide if the son of the owner of a particular piece of artwork belonged to the departed man's son, or the departed man's wife. While such a case would seem simple and/or open and shut, both parties staked compelling claims to what they both believed was their property.

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