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The problem is whether to exercise defendants' right of collecting evidence or violate plaintiffs' right to privacy and portrait right if defendants record by video plaintiffs' daily life outside regal court to know the appropriate rate of his disorder for the proper calculating of the amount of damages.
Dealing with the above problem, recent verdict of the supreme court on October 13 2006 No 2004 Da 16280 said that "when two opposite interests pertaining to the right to privacy conflict with each other, whether one breaches the law should be decided through the comparison of the opposite interests after considering all the circumstances in the concrete case. In the comparison of the opposite interests, while factors such as the contents of profit and the importance of the gains by the seemingly violating behaviors, necessity, efficiency, emergency, supplement point and appropriateness of the seemingly violation, should be considered for defendants, factors such as contents and importance of the damages, the degree of damages caused by seemingly violating behavior and protectable value of what is violated for plaintiffs.
By this verdict, it suggests that the portrait right and the right to privacy can be limited a certain degree making clear the standard of the comparison of the opposite interests pertaining to the right to privacy.
However, the above verdict of the supreme court decided that the recording video of the opposite party's actual life in open places violated the right to privacy. In deciding the standard of the comparison of the opposite interests pertaining to the right to privacy, there seems to be a problem it limits defendants' right of collecting evidence
Anyway, the above verdict of the supreme court did not rule that the portrait right and the right to privacy take precedence of the relevant party's right of collecting evidence. In this point, whether we should protect the portrait right and the right to privacy or the relevant party's right of collecting evidence, the conclusion should becomes different depending on the different concrete cases and circumstances.
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