A photo of my son (13 years old) was taken at a football match with out our consent. it was published in a newspaper again with out our consent. The photo was good one and I would like a copy of it but the photographer will not give me copy of it with out

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A photo of my son (13 years old) was taken at a football match with out our consent. it was published in a newspaper again with out our consent. The photo was good one and I would like a copy of it but the photographer will not give me copy of it with out a hefty charge. What pressure can I bear down on him?

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boxtops

Humph ttfn, stomps off.. I don't know what you mean!! ;-)

boxtops

^^ but I do really

ttfn

as if I would risk upsetting you boxy - you are a mate ;o)

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