A painting and calligraphy mounting shop signed a contract with painter Zhao, and both parties agreed that Zhao would deliver 20 couplets to the mounting shop.

1. Zhao Can can't perform the contract because his right arm was accidentally broken, which belongs to force majeure. This contract can be dissolved or postponed through negotiation between both parties, and Zhao will not be liable for breach of contract.

Zhao Can can't take my own works without telling the mounting shop. Calligraphy and painting works of art have their uniqueness, that is, non-replicability and exclusiveness. If Zhao pretends to be his own work without knowing it in the mounting shop (that is, the inscription is printed with Zhao's name, etc. ), it is cheating.

3. Others have no right to create artistic works, and Ye Zhao has no right to entrust others to create works. If there is no specific sales target for the created works, there is indeed a situation that someone asks for ghostwriting and does not hold the author's signature, but that is when the works are not specially ordered and purchased, and the buyers approve or acquiesce. If a contract or agreement has been signed with the buyer, the buyer wants his own work. The creator must perform in accordance with the agreement, otherwise it will be a breach of contract and bear the legal liability for breach of contract.

4. The mounting shop can return all the works, claim all the paid remuneration and claim compensation for economic losses.

Harmony is precious. Maybe Zhao really doesn't understand, and the two sides may have the possibility of cooperation in the future; Zhao should sincerely apologize in order to get forgiveness from the mounting shop. It is suggested that the two sides negotiate to solve the problem, and there is no need to go to court unless absolutely necessary.