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Advise: Somone Selling my OLD property.
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I don't think that is quite right. Copyright, which they may indeed hold, means that they can determine whether someone else may use the photos, but I think that in a case like this, holding copyright is not sufficient rights to publish. If nothing else, the pictures were taken under the privilege of a client relationship and it might fairly be claimed that they do not have the right to use the photos outwith that relationship.PasturesNew wrote: »If the estate agent took the photos, then they own the copyright to them and can do anything they want with them - even stick photos of your house on their website or brochures with a "SOLD" sticker over it.Hi, we’ve had to remove your signature. If you’re not sure why please read the forum rules or email the forum team if you’re still unsure - MSE ForumTeam0 -
Another useless thread, whats the big deal here, the estate agent owns the photos and is using them to sell the same house.
OP you really need to get out more.0 -
Another useless thread, whats the big deal here, the estate agent owns the photos and is using them to sell the same house.
OP you really need to get out more.
bris
If you read lee's other posts, there is a bit of history here; his purchaser is trying to sue him.If you've have not made a mistake, you've made nothing0 -
bris
If you read lee's other posts, there is a bit of history here; his purchaser is trying to sue him.
It would really help if posters would say they have another thread going if there is relevant information in it to another thread.
Edited to add: the other thread really seems to have no bearing on this photo business at all!0 -
Have read all of the above and thanks for the comments.. Will take on board and close this thread.0
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