It is uncontroverted that from 1999 to 2005 plaintiff advanced funds to defendants to aid them in cataloging a collection of African American art and memorabilia. Plaintiff asserts that the funds advanced constituted a loan, while defendants contend that the advances were intended as gifts. In support of its claim, plaintiff presented three witnesses who testified that the advances were made as loans. At the close of plaintiff's case, defendants moved for a trial order of...
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