2004Journal of Guangxi Administrative Cadre Institute of Politics and LawRequires access

Legal Thinking on Disputes of Yaoming's Right to Portrait

Guan Zhong-lie

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A citizen's right to portrait belongs to himself only. The collectiveness has no the right to the collective right to portrait, so the commercial use of the collective portrait should be admitted by every individual with his figure in it. He singing the contract to agree to the use of his portrait by relative organizations doesn't mean that he allow the relative organizations to re-authorize the use of his portrait by others.

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A citizen's right to portrait belongs to himself only. The collectiveness has no the right to the collective right to portrait, so the commercial use of the collective portrait should be admitted by every individual with his figure in it. He singing the contract to agree to the use of his portrait by relative organizations doesn't mean that he allow the relative organizations to re-authorize the use of his portrait by others.

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A citizen's right to portrait belongs to himself only. The collectiveness has no the right to the collective right to portrait, so the commercial use of the collective portrait should be admitted by every individual with his figure in it. He singing the contract to agree to the use of his portrait by relative organizations doesn't mean that he allow the relative organizations to re-authorize the use of his portrait by others.

Key concepts: Portrait, Singing, Law, Sociology, Art, Art history, Political science, Management

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