Court orders tennis academy to pay damages and cease infringing on parent's rights regarding her daughter's training program.
Legislator summary
AI generatedThe court ordered the tennis academy to pay €2,050 in damages and costs to the parent, while simultaneously granting an injunction to stop infringing on her intellectual property rights. The parent argued that the academy's use of her daughter's image for the 'Loot' training program violated her rights due to the program's poor quality. The court found that while the commercial use of the photos was limited, the parent had a justified interest in not being associated with the training program she did not support.
Legislator headnote
AI generatedArticles 6:19 BW; Articles 100a-100c BW; Articles 100a-100c UWV: Where a parent opposes a training program for their child, they have a justified interest in preventing the commercial use of the child's image that associates them with that program.