Recently, the People’s Court of Haidian District, Beijing announced a civil first-instance judgment in a case involving disputes over the rights to life, health and body.The details of the case are that in June 2018, in Weinan, Shaanxi, a girl named “Yi Mou” on the Zhuanzhuan platform contacted Shao Mou through the platform and purchased Silver Ring Snake twice.
According to a certain parent, he sued Zhuanzhuan Platform, the sellers of Yinhuan Snake, Shao, Yang, and Wang, as well as two express delivery companies, Shentong and Best, and demanded compensation of more than 1.5 million yuan.
The court held that, according to the judgment standard of “if there is none, no”, if the krait was not delivered to Yimou, it would not suffer the damage caused by the bite of the krait. There is a factual causal relationship between the six defendants and Yimou’s damage consequences.
In the end, the referee’s result was:The six defendants paid a total of about 336,900 yuan in compensation, of which the three sellers of Yinhuan Snake paid about 252,700 yuan, the Zhuanzhuan company paid about 33,700 yuan, and the two express companies paid about 50,500 yuan.
It is understood that the silver ring snake is the fourth largest venomous snake on land. Its venom glands are very small, but the toxicity is extremely violent. If left untreated within a few hours, death is often due to respiratory paralysis.