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KERVORKIAN ART CASE DISMISSED IN MICHIGAN
WHTC
http://whtc.com/news/articles/2012/jan/18/kervorkian-art-case-dismissed-in-michigan/
Jan 18 2012
OAKLAND (WKZO) -- An Oakland County judge is dismissing a
Michigan-based lawsuit concerning who owns the artwork created by
the late Dr. Jack Kervorkian.
Friend and attorney to the doctor, Mayer Morganroth, says that in 1999
Kervorkian loaned 17 paintings to the Boston-area Armenian Library
and Museum of America. Morganroth is suing for the return of the
paintings, which he claims were to be brought back to Michigan and
given to Kervorkian's estate.
Museum officials insist that Kervorkian donated the artwork, and they
took the matter to court in Massachusetts. The paintings remain in
museum storage for now, pending the outcome of the case in federal
court.
WHTC
http://whtc.com/news/articles/2012/jan/18/kervorkian-art-case-dismissed-in-michigan/
Jan 18 2012
OAKLAND (WKZO) -- An Oakland County judge is dismissing a
Michigan-based lawsuit concerning who owns the artwork created by
the late Dr. Jack Kervorkian.
Friend and attorney to the doctor, Mayer Morganroth, says that in 1999
Kervorkian loaned 17 paintings to the Boston-area Armenian Library
and Museum of America. Morganroth is suing for the return of the
paintings, which he claims were to be brought back to Michigan and
given to Kervorkian's estate.
Museum officials insist that Kervorkian donated the artwork, and they
took the matter to court in Massachusetts. The paintings remain in
museum storage for now, pending the outcome of the case in federal
court.