The Dennis Hopper Trust filed legal docs in a Los Angeles court this morning, formally requesting a stay of a temporary restraining order that was recently granted to Hopper's estranged wife, Victoria.

The TRO was granted to Victoria by Judge Mitchell Beckloff on January 6th, stopping a scheduled sale at Christie’s Auction House of more than 200 pieces of Hopper’s artwork and other items, after she claimed 32 pieces belong to her.

DOCUMENTS: The Dennis Hopper Trust Request A Stay Of His Estranged Wife’s Injunction

The Dennis Hopper Trust have fired back, requesting that the order be reversed and the auction be allowed to proceed on January 11th and 12th, as planned, claiming that Victoria is backtracking on a previous agreement to allow the sale of the items.

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The late Dennis Hopper’s wife, Victoria Duffy Hoffman, has won an injunction to stop the auction of the actor’s expansive art collection, RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned.

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In the exclusive court documents obtained by RadarOnline.com, Victoria argued that “during the marriage, several pieces were purchased by the couple together” and that “several pieces were given as gifts to the couple.”

The auction was set to take place through Christie’s auction house on January 11.

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