The Archive · 1928

PATRON'S SUIT' AGAINST

PHOTOGRAPHER, An interesting ease was brought before the Provisional Court, that of a nian suing his photographer for, after having taken his picture, exhibiting it in the window of his shop.

Tsang Dzu-ying was the complainant and charged Ding Tuh-Viang, manager of the Pau Taw Photo Bureau of Bubbling Well Road, with the offence which is ce trary'to a clause in the old C.P.C.C.

Testimony was given that when once the photograph had been noticed and a request made to remove it, the manager had complieg and the decision handed down was "not guilty."

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