Jul 22, 2012
Sotheby's Sues Chinese Bidder for $3.5 million Nonpayment
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On July 17, 2012, the Wall Street Journal reported Sotheby's has had to resort to attempting to publicly shame a mainland Chinese buyer who failed to pay for 20 lots he bought at their April 2012 Hong Kong sale of Chinese paintings. Here's hoping they are successful.
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