A man was bitten by a hound worth $40,000 and even chased to his home to continue to bite him. The man cut the dog with a kitchen knife, then the dog owner brought the man to court, and the court decided to compensate the dog owner for 40 per cent of the damage.
The reason for the incident was that, on his way home from work, a man, at the corner of the district, suddenly stormed out of the alley of a violent big wolf dog, jumped at him quickly and opened his mouth at the neck. The man was rushing to hide his hand, the dog bit him in the arm, the man couldn't take the pain and ran to his house, while the dog went crazy and went after him and bit him in the leg.
When the man ran home, the hound ran into the house and tried to keep his mouth shut, and the man ran into the kitchen and took a knife to the dog's neck, and the hound was wounded and fell, and the man was afraid that it would rise up and hurt again, and he was sorely hated by the continuous torn bites that he swiped the dog lying on the ground.
Shortly after the owner of the dog found the man and claimed compensation for the loss of the dog, which he purchased at a cost of $40,000, there was a dispute between the parties.
The owner of the dog then filed a complaint against the man in court, and the court ruled that the man was required to pay 40 per cent of the damage to the owner of the dog, that the owner compensated the man for the full cost of his medicine, on the grounds that the dog had been cut to the ground and had lost its ability to attack, and that the man continued to repair the knife, which was too defensive, and that he should have paid 40 per cent of the loss of $16,000.
And the dog's owner walks with no rope and takes 60 percent of his own.
The man in court argued that although he had cut it, he wondered if the dog, which was close to madness, would still get up and bite.
The court upheld the decision on the grounds that the man was disproportionate to his defence.
As a result of the severe injuries sustained by the bites, the men were hospitalized and received multiple stitches on their hands and legs, at a cost of $18,000 for hospitalization and rabies vaccinations, which not only cost nothing but also a bite.
The owner of the dog eventually compensated him $2,000, and the remaining 16,000 was set off as compensation for his dog.
Concluding remarks:
As soon as the news came out, the netizens said that they couldn't understand the verdict and wondered, "Does a dog bite a man?
After all, the smartest dog is an animal that is loyal to its master and cannot be compared to human beings, whose brain does not have a legal concept, does not have control over the other, does not judge the extent of the injury, and does not know the consequences.
The owner of the dog walked without a rope, causing serious harm, not only without visiting, but only 2,000 yuan in the flower district.
Does that make sense to you?