Is it illegal for someone to post posters privately?

Posting posters violates the reputation right of others and the Tort Liability Law.

Article 2 of the Tort Liability Law infringes upon civil rights and interests and shall bear tort liability in accordance with this Law.

The civil rights and interests mentioned in this Law include personal rights and property rights such as the right to life, health, name, reputation, honor, portrait, privacy, marital autonomy, guardianship, ownership, usufructuary right, security right, copyright, patent right, trademark exclusive right, discovery right, stock right and inheritance right.

Twenty-second violations of the personal rights and interests of others, causing serious mental damage to others, the infringed may request compensation for mental damage.

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Case:

201111The Weibin court of Qindu District People's Court concluded a dispute over the right of reputation. The court found that the defendants Li Peng, Wang Le, Zhao Yan and Jiao Gui posted posters in the community to personally attack the plaintiff Pan Rong, which constituted a reputation infringement, and ordered the four defendants to stop the infringement and eliminate the influence.

Pan Rong, the plaintiff, served as the deputy manager of the Owners' Self-government Committee of Zhonghua Garden Community established in Xianyang, presided over the daily work and was in charge of finance. Later, the owners' representative committee of China Garden Community was established (unregistered). Defendant Li Peng is the director, and defendants Wang Le, Zhao Yan and Jiao Gui are members.

On June 4th, 20 1 1, the representative committee of the owners of China Garden Community posted an article "Pan Rong under the disguise of" Flower Fairy "in many places in China Garden Community, claiming that the plaintiff privately divided the property management fee, heating fee and other" public funds ","enclosed more than 60 square meters of public green space into his own house "and" occupied green space ". In order to enrich himself, Pan Rong made false accounts in an attempt to evade the audit. "

The plaintiff believed that the defendant fabricated and spread false information, attacked the plaintiff personally, insulted and slandered him, and infringed the plaintiff's reputation right, so he appealed to the court.

According to Article 101 of the General Principles of the Civil Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) and Article 8, paragraph 1 of the Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court on Several Issues Concerning Determining the Liability for Compensation for Spiritual Damage in Civil Tort, the defendants Li Peng, Wang Le, Zhao Yan and Jiao Gui were sentenced to immediately stop spreading and withdraw the article Pan Rong disguised as a "flower fairy" and submit a written form to Pan Rong, the plaintiff of Xianyang Zhonghua Garden Community, within seven days from the date of this judgment.

Court network-posted "big-character posters" to attack people, and four defendants were sentenced to infringement by the court.