‘I find the words used by Mr. Livingstone regarding the putting of money in one’s pocket being equated to theft is defamatory’
FREDERICTON — In a cautionary tale about venting on social media, a New Brunswick artist has been ordered to pay damages for defaming a gallery owner.
However he did not get prompt payment after the sale of a sculpture for $4,000 in December 2013, and still had not received payment by the summer of 2014.Mueller testified that she had to move her gallery because of flooding, there was illness in her family and she was considering bankruptcy at the time.
“Shame Shame Shame on you INGRID MUELLER for being a dishonest and unethical gallery owner!! HOW DARE YOU!!! Just because you unfriend me on Facebook, stop returning my calls and emails, does NOT mean you do not have to pay me for the artwork YOU sold OVER A YEAR AGO!!!!! I have patiently waited, I gave you a payment plan that you agreed upon , and you think you can just cut off communication and walk away from the situation with my money in your pockets!!! This is THEFT.
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