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PUBLISHED UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE FOURTH CIRCUIT No. 20-1765 BRUCE BERG, as an heir to Benjamin Katz, a partner in Firma D. Katz, Plaintiff Appellant, v. KINGDOM OF THE NETHERLANDS; MINISTRY OF EDUCATION CULTURE & SCIENCE OF THE NETHERLANDS; THE CULTURAL HERITAGE AGENCY OF THE NETHERLANDS; MUSEUM HET REMBRANDTHUIS, a/k/a Rembrandt House Museum; MUSEUM BOIJMANS VAN BEUNINGEN; THE FRANS HALS MUSEUM; THE CENTRAAL MUSEUM; MUSEUM CATHARIJNECONVENT; THE RIJKSMUSEUM; THE RIJKSMUSEUM TWENTHE; THE DORDRECHTS MUSEUM; MUSEUM DE LAKENHAL; MUSEUM GOUDA; MUSEUM VOOR RELIGIEUZE KUNST; THE BONNEFANTENMUSEUM; HET NOORDBRABANTS MUSEUM; THE LIMBURGS MUSEUM; PALEIS HET LOO; MUSEUM ONS LIEVE HEER OP SOLDER; STICHTING BIJBELS MUSEUM; MUSEUM ROTTERDAM; MUSEUM HET PRINSENHOF; HISTORISCH CENTRUM HET MARKIEZENHOF, Defendants Appellees.
the opening brief directly raise as a ground for appeal the district court’s dismissal for lack of venue over the municipal museums. Berg’s opening brief mentions venue in passing on the last pageof the Conclusion section , stating only: “Th leaves one last reason for the at District Court’s dismissal: improper venue.
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