Tito's family awaits news of inheritance

Court finally expected to rule on status of his huge and eclectic range of possessions

For 35 years since the death of Yugoslav leader Josip Broz Tito, tens of thousands of his belongings have been the subject of legal wrangling.

This month a Serbian court is finally expected to rule on the inheritance of his huge and eclectic range of possessions, from hunting rifles and paintings to marshal uniforms and even stones from the moon - a gift from US President Richard Nixon.