Original sentence: 4) The Honourable Sophia Violet Angela Aitken (born 1985)
Edited sentence: 4) The Honourable Sophia Violet Angela Aitken (born 1983).Another case from a second descendant of Lord Beaverbrook who heads the Canadian branch of the Beaverbrook foundation is trying to win the paintings from court action.In 2003 Lord Beaverbrook claimed that 133 valuable paintings in the Beaverbrook Art Gallery given to the gallery by his grandfather were not donated, but were instead on long term loan.In reaction, Lord Beaverbrook stated that he will appeal the arbitration ruling.On March 26, 2007, the arbiter in the case, retired Supreme Court Justice Peter Cory, ruled that 85 paintings donated to the gallery before opening in the 1950s belong to the gallery, but that 48 paintings transferred after the opening belong the Lord Beaverbrook's charitable foundation.The Family wishes the return of many of the paintings to be sold at auction to raise funds for the Beaverbrook UK charitable foundation.The paintings are estimated to be worth approximately $100 million Canadian