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A state appeals court in the US has ruled that auction house Sotheby’s may be liable for the disappearance of $US4 million of fancy colour yellow diamonds.
Be careful what you sign — and read the fine print. That's just one of the lessons from a convoluted lawsuit involving Sotheby's and 45 yellow diamonds.
A jacket worn by Buzz Aldrin set a new record for the most-ever paid at auction for a flown-in-space artifact, while Aldrin's pen credited with saving the Apollo 11 mission failed to sell.
Sotheby’s may have to pay a consignor $4 million after the auction house allegedly released 45 vivid-yellow diamonds to another entity.On July 14, an appellate court ruled on a claim brought against Sotheby’s by M&L Financial. The ruling assumes that the facts contained in M&L’s...