Scull v. Scull
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Fein, J.
During the course of a 30-year marriage, the parties, who separated in 1974, earned a reputation as patrons of the fine arts, amassing a valued collection of contemporary works of art. In addition to $1,300 per week in alimony plus health insurance and legal fees, the trial court in this action awarded plaintiff wife sole title to six identified works of art and the proceeds from the sale of a seventh. The trial court denied certain other relief requested, viz., a constructive trust to be impressed on all other art works acquired during the marriage, to which…
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