The bottom-line is this:
There were 4 Court cases: the Company and Perkins prevailed in each case.
The Company and Perkins sued the Verdults for defamation and slander. They won the case.
The Company and Perkins hold a judgment against the Verdults for $127,000 plus and accounting.
In the three cases about the ownership of the art – the Company and Perkins prevailed in all three cases.
Most important, because the Company and Perkins prevailed in all three cases, the matter cannot be adjudicated again in court of law.
What this means is that the Company and Perkins continues to irrevocably own any and all rights to Verdult art and any and all art work created since 2006. This matter is irrevocable and cannot be contested in Court again.
In short the Verdults had three bites at the apple. One in North Carolina – they withdrew.
Two cases in California contesting the very same matters in North Carolina – again in both cases they lost their cases.
Where does this leave things any and all art sold or disposed of by the Verdults since 2006 was not legal and the rightful owners of the art is the Company and Perkins.
The above are facts – irrefutable – and uncontestable and the records and results of the litigation can be found in the Superior Court in Mecklenburg County North Carolina and The Federal Court, Central District of California.
send an email to mike@verdultgallery.com to get actual court documents or request further details.
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