<a title target="_blank" href="http://%20%20A%20woman%20banned%20from%20selling%20plots%20on%20the%20Sun%20on%20auction%20site%20eBay%20has%20won%20the%20right%20to%20take%20the%20site%20to%20court.%20%20Maria%20Duran%20has%20been%20claiming%20ownership%20of%20part%20of%20the%20star%20since%202010%20when%20she%20threatened%20to%20bill%20solar%20power%20users.%20%20The%2054-year-old%20registered%20the%20star%20in%20her%20name%20at%20a%20notary%20office%20in%20Spain,%20before%20opening%20an%20eBay%20account%20selling%20square-metre%20plots%20for%20one%20euro%20each.%20%20But%20two%20years%20later%20eBay%20pulled%20her%20listings,%20saying%20it%20violated%20its%20intangible%20goods%20policy%20and%20her%20account%20was%20blocked.%20%20She%20threatened%20to%20sue,%20and%20now%20one%20Spanish%20court%20has%20recognised%20her%20claim.%20%20A%20trial%20will%20take%20place%20next%20month,%20with%20Ms%20Duran%20demanding%20around%20%C2%A37,500%20for%20payments%20she%20says%20she%20has%20not%20received.%20%20Ms%20Duran,%20from%20Vigo%20in%20the%20Spanish%20region%20of%20Galicia,%20has%20rejected%20attempt%20by%20eBay%20to%20settle%20the%20case%20out%20of%20court.%20%20She%20continues%20to%20sell%20sun%20plots%20on%20her%20own%20website.%20%20She%20says%20that%20while%20there%20is%20an%20international%20agreement%20which%20says%20no%20country%20can%20claim%20ownership%20of%20a%20planet%20or%20star,%20she%20is%20an%20individual%20and%20is%20not%20bound%20by%20the%20agreement.">SKYNEWS</a><br>