Warshaw v. Eastman Kodak Co.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Shulman, Judge.
Appellant Warshaw filed this action to recover certain photographic film slides which had been sent to appellee Eastman Kodak for processing and which Kodak refused to return on the ground that to do so would violate the obscenity laws (Code Ann. Ch. 26-21). This appeal is from a judgment denying appellant’s demand or recovery and, further, ordering the destruction of the slides as contraband. On appeal, appellant does not dispute the court’s finding of obscenity. Therefore, for the purpose of this opinion, we assume that the slides are obscene under applicable standards.
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