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Old 12-10-2004, 07:34 PM
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Kris,

If that's your belief, then you need to tell people up front that you own the rights to that image of their car. Then you need to get a legal document drafted up that both parties sign to protect yourself.

I think this will really slow down your work load, but I may be wrong. I would not have paid $350. for you to do MY car and then give up any rights for that picture I paid so much for. But at least if you tell people up front how you want it handled and get a signed contract there will be no misunderstandings. I'm sorry there is one now, but I do believe you're wrong on this.

If you believe you need to be getting a cut of any sales, then you must also believe we should to. If you make a calendar with my car in it I should expect a share of the profits, right? I paid you to do that picture, and it's my car.

Jody
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