MADRID (UKTN) — A leading Spanish museum said Friday it was confident U.S. courts would rule again that a valuable French Impressionist painting once taken from a Jewish family by the Nazis belonged to the museum and not the descendants of family. In a statement on Friday, the Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum said that despite a new decision by the United States Supreme Court which sent the case back to lower courts, it was certain that those courts would again decide that Spanish law , rather than California law, should prevail. This would mean that the painting, “Rue Saint-Honoré in the...
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