justme007 said:
Hey again everyone,
Well I have just received a second email from msn. In the first email they asked me for more information about the space, the exact links, etc. In the second email they sent me a link to "NOTICE AND PROCEDURE FOR MAKING CLAIMS OF COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT". So basically they expect me to mail microsoft and tell them about it
This is ridiculous, I don't want to go through all of that, I just wanted them to remove it!! I do think it is an invasion of privacy.
I doubt that it is invasoin of privacy though...
However... after thinking about it... you might possibly have a case for "invasion of privacy"
The reason I said I didn't think it was at first was that the person that did that.. he/she didn't set up any hidden cameras or anything in your home or where you are at and taken those pictures. He/she just got it off from your site and posted it on someone his/her site.
But, after thinking about it.. You might have a legal case of invasion of the right to privacy because after going through one of my law pamplets, it states... "Use of a person's name or picture likeness for commercial purposes without permission"
Now, the only thing is ... can the site he/she has.. can it be defined as a commercial site?
Also, I think you can have legal cases for fraudulent misrepresentation and negligent misrepresentaion. This is assuming that he/she misrepresented the facts or conditions of your picture with:
1. knowledge that they are false
2. with reckless disregard to the truth
3. failure to disclose when under a duty to disclose.
And, if you do go through.. you might even be able to collect punitive damages
Additionally, it seems as if MSN is saying that "hey since you didn't copyright that image, then too bad so sad" in the e-mail when they asked u to file for infringement