- Closer must not print any more copies of its controversial issue and take the topless pictures off its website
- The photos cannot be published in any other magazines or papers in France
- The photographs cannot be sold by them to anyone else in the world
- Within 24 hours the offending pictures must be handed over to the Palace
- Closer would get a 10,000 euro daily fine each time they sell them on or publish them
- They will receive the same fine if they don't hand over all images by midday tomorrow
- Legal fees of 2,000 euros handed to the Duke and Duchess
Tuesday, 18 September 2012
Prince William ,Kate Middleton Win Case Against French Mag Over Topless Photos
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But everything is all over the internet like viral
Papparazzi in my opinion did win bc the photos have gone which some people have recorded and kept for generations to see
HOPE THEY HAVE LEARNT THAT THE PAPARAZZI ARE EVERYWHRE,SHE SHLD BE MORE CAREFUL
Not in support of them invading their privacy,but lately the royals have been on the news for nude photos
Damage has been done,get over it
Nobody is perfect Queen Elizabeth, her family members did you hear that, you guys are human you can make mistakes, this an example
lady Di will my crying her grave by now,bc this was how they scrutinsed her life till they killed her
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