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Christie's will have to litigate claims that a botched appraisal by the auction house of a 17th century painting cost its former owner $280,000, after a Manhattan Supreme Court justice refused to dismiss the case. The judge said the sale agreement was ambiguous and did not necessarily absolve Christie's from liability stemming from attributing the painting to a minor artist rather than an acknowledged master.
June 22, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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