Johannesburg-Based Photographer Faces Unusual Refund Request From Divorced Bride 4 Years After Bridal Shoot
- Photographer Lance Romeo is facing a lawsuit for a refund on photographs he did for a bride almost four years ago
- Romeo posted the WhatsApp Conversation on Twitter, which has since gone viral, and peeps were shocked at the request
- The post gained national attention and sparked a debate about whether the lady's request was valid
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In a bizarre turn of events, a Johannesburg-based photographer, Lance Romeo, is facing a demand for a refund from a client who got divorced four years after her wedding.
According to EWN, the client, whose name has not been disclosed, claimed that since her marriage ended in divorce, the wedding photos are now useless to her.
Romeo shocked at client's request
Romeo, a well-known photographer in the Johannesburg area, has been in the business for over a decade and has a solid reputation for his work.
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He was surprised and taken aback when he received the refund request from the client, stating that he had delivered the photos as per the contract and that the issue of the client's divorce was beyond his control.
Lady's request sparks a heated debate
The client's demand for a refund has sparked a debate online, with many questioning the validity of such a request. While some have sympathised with the client's situation, others have criticised her for not taking responsibility for her choices.
No refund will be made on wedding photos
The photographer has stated that he will not refund the client's deposit, as he fulfilled his obligations under the contract.
Husband of successful SA businesswoman demands R15m divorce settlement and custody of kids, Mzansi weighs in
In similar related stories, Briefly News reported about a man from South Africa who had to put up a fight against his ex-wife.
The estranged husband has asked for a maximum of R15 million as part of the division of their divorce estate and an accountant to investigate whether she has any hidden properties.
According to divorce papers, he says the businesswoman was the cause of their broken marriage, which can no longer be salvaged.
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Source: Briefly News