Catalogue of Explanations of Tort Liability Law Cases

Section 1 Scope of Protection of Tort Liability Law

Yang Moumou and others v. Liu Moumou used the leadership relationship to compensate the mental damage caused by sexual indecency between the same sex.

-the scope of protection of tort law

Wang Yuewen of Hunan v. Wang Yuewen of Hebei, etc.

Protection of Name Right by Tort Law

Peng Jiahui v. China Story.

Protection of Right of Reputation by Tort Law

Liu Xiang v. Boutique Shopping Guide, Beijing Boutique Excellence Technology Development Co., Ltd. and Beijing Zhong You Department Store Co., Ltd.

-Protection of the right to portrait by tort law.

Southern Metropolis Daily and Ada's right to portrait, reputation and privacy.

-Protecting the right to privacy through tort law

Ding v Nantong Education Bureau and Jiangsu Fine Arts Publishing House.

-Protection of copyright through tort law

Section 2 Legal Application of Tort Liability Disputes

Lu Hong v United airlines (dispute over compensation for damage caused by international air passenger transport).

-the legal application of compensation for personal injury involving foreign elements

Jane's traffic accident case

-Compensation for tort damages in criminal incidental civil proceedings.

Xu Moumou and Shu Moumou v. Pan Moumou (dispute over personal injury compensation)

-the relationship between criminal incidental civil litigation and general tort damages litigation.

Chapter II Composition and Mode of Responsibility

The first section of tort liability imputation principle and responsibility composition

Li Haifeng et al. v Ji Ye Public Security Bureau and Anhui TV Station.

-The principle of fault liability and its application

Wang v Sanxin Law Firm (dispute over compensation for property damage)

-Determination of lawyers' liability for compensation in practice

Liu v. Guangdong Radio and Television Group Co., Ltd. Guangzhou Conghua Power Supply Branch (case of infringement dispute)

-Application of the principle of no-fault liability

Cheng moumou v Xu moumou (dispute over compensation for personal injury caused by dog bite)

-Causality in the constitution of tort liability

Jin Moumou v. Shu Moumou, the user of public housing, and Shu Moumou, the owner of public housing.

-the fault in the composition of tort liability

Section 2 Tort by Several Persons and Responsibility Sharing

Bonaite Company v. Shanghai Company and other trademark infringement and unfair competition disputes.

-* * * Identification of infringement

Qian moumou v sun moumou and Zhou moumou (dispute over personal injury compensation)

-The responsibility of abetting and helping others to commit tort.

Shang Jingwei v. Liu et al.

-* * * Identification and responsibility of the same dangerous behavior

Li moumou v. Wu moumou and a shopping mall.

-Infringement by several unintentional contacts (cumulative causality)

Zhang and Wu Caijuan v. Travel Agency Co., Ltd. and Fujian Yongchun Niumulin Tourism Development Service Co., Ltd.

-Infringement by several unintentional contacts (partial causality)

Section 3 Forms of Tort Liability

Li Zhongping v. Nanjing Art Institute and Jiangsu Zhenze Law Firm (dispute over infringement of reputation right)

-the way to bear tort liability

Liu v Luoyang Railway Operation Depot of Luoyang Railway Branch and Chenzhou Railway Operation Depot of Changsha Railway Corporation (dispute over compensation for personal injury and death in railway passenger transportation).

Scope of damages for infringement of the right to life

Gaochun County Civil Affairs Bureau v. Wang Changsheng, Fang Lu and Tianan Insurance Jiangsu Branch (dispute over compensation for personal injury caused by traffic accident).

-When the infringed person dies, determine the right holder to receive compensation.

Qianjiang Yongan Construction Co., Ltd. v. Qianjiang National Hospital and Qianjiang Power Supply Co., Ltd.

-the scope of damages for infringement of property rights

Jia Guoyu v Beijing International Aerosol Co., Ltd., Longkou Kitchen Equipment Factory and Chunhai Hotel, Haidian District, Beijing.

Compensation for mental damage in violation of the right to health

Zhu Hang v Changkuo Taxi Company and Fu Jianqi.

-Apply for compensation for mental damage

Shengli Oilfield Shenghua Industrial Co., Ltd. v. Li Ying (dispute over personal injury compensation)

-the right to claim for compensation of the courageous people.

Ping Li and Gong Nian v. Mayflower Company (dispute over personal injury compensation)

-Application of equitable liability

Chapter III Circumstances of No Liability and Reduction of Liability

Zhu Yongsheng v shiping company (dispute over personal injury compensation)

-Application and effectiveness of the fault offset rule

Ning moumou v a limited company and other personal injury compensation disputes.

-Ability to offset negligence

Luo Qian v ostar company (personal injury compensation dispute case).

-Force majeure

Haidian District People's Procuratorate of Beijing v. Wu.

-Civil legal consequences of justifiable defense

Tian Baozhi v. Beijing Qinglong Sewing Products Co., Ltd.

-Civil legal consequences of emergency hedging.

Chapter IV Special Provisions on the Subject of Responsibility

Ma Xu v Mars and Liang Gan (dispute over compensation for tort damages).

-the person without capacity for civil conduct or the person with limited capacity for civil conduct is responsible for causing damage to others.

Gong Moumou and Xiao Moumou v. Ying Moumou (dispute over personal injury compensation)

-Determine the compensation obligor in the case of duty infringement.

Fuzhou Municipal People's Procuratorate v. Song Peng.

A person with full capacity for civil conduct shall be liable for the damage caused by others when he loses consciousness or control.

Mao moumou v. bus company (dispute over personal injury compensation)

-Transfer of responsibility in duty infringement.

Baogong Logistics Enterprise Group Co., Ltd. and others v. Zhang Jiting.

-Duty tort liability in labor dispatch

Zhou Kaifeng et al. v Yichang county construction bureau (case of personal injury compensation)

-The responsibility of the ordering party for the damage suffered by the contractor.

Liu Ming v. No.8 Engineering Company of No.2 Engineering Bureau of the Ministry of Railways and Luo Railway Transportation Contract Dispute.

-The main responsible body of industrial accidents.

Zhang Jing v Lingfeng (dispute over infringement of reputation right under the network environment)

-the main body responsible for network infringement

Faye Wong v Hainan Tianya Online Network Technology Co., Ltd.

-Tort liability of network service providers.

Wang and v Shanghai Yinhe Hotel (contract dispute case).

-Nature of liability for breach of security obligations

Bing Lin v. Lu Xianqin, Lu and Zhu Haiquan.

-The scope of the operator's security obligations.

Ye moumou v a middle school (dispute over personal injury compensation)

-The nature of school responsibility in student injury accidents

Zhou moumou v. a junior high school, Qu moumou, etc.

-the main body responsible for school injury accidents

Chapter V Product Liability

Wu Mou v. Beiqin Co., Ltd. and other product liability disputes.

-Composition of product liability

Jing Moumou and Zhang Moumou v. General Motors Corporation of the United States (dispute over personal injury compensation)

-the subject of compensation for damage caused by product defects

Chen Meijin and Lin Dexin v. Mitsubishi Automobile Industry Co., Ltd.

-Distribution of burden of proof in product liability litigation

Chapter VI Liability for Motor Vehicle Traffic Accidents

Zhou Qingan v Wang Jiayuan and Li Shurong.

-Share the responsibility for motor vehicle traffic accidents.

Luo Lunfu refuses to accept the case of road traffic accident responsibility determination.

—— Handling of dissatisfaction with the identification of responsibility for traffic accidents

Yunnan Branch of Anbang Property Insurance Co., Ltd. v. Xuebing Lee and other road traffic accidents.

—— Borrow the subject of responsibility when a motor vehicle has a traffic accident.

Li Zhen v. Ma, the owner, driver and employer of the truck.

-the main body responsible for traffic accidents when the motor vehicle has been transferred but not transferred.

Lin Moumou v. A city branch of China Insurance Company and other disputes in traffic accident compensation.

-the subject of compensation for traffic accidents caused by stealing other people's vehicles.

Chapter VII Compensation for Medical Damage

Zeng moumou v a central hospital (dispute over personal injury compensation)

-Constitution of medical damage liability

Xu moumou v. a cancer hospital.

-the responsibility of medical institutions for violating the obligation to inform.

Fang v Tongan Hospital (dispute over medical damage compensation)

-Identification of medical negligence

Li et al. v Bengbu No.1 People's Hospital (dispute over medical damage compensation)

-presumption of medical negligence

Xu moumou v. a central hospital (dispute over medical damage compensation)

-Technical appraisal of medical malpractice

Zhang Moumou v. blood transfusion infected with hepatitis C (medical dispute).

-the responsibility for the damage caused by blood transfusion to patients.

Lv moumou v a hotel, a hospital and other personal injury compensation disputes.

-Liability for medical beauty damage

Chapter VIII Environmental Pollution Liability

Yang Ling v. Beijing Urban Development Group Co., Ltd., Beijing Capital Co., Ltd., Beijing Municipal Engineering Management Office and Beijing Metro Operation Co., Ltd.

-the composition of environmental pollution responsibility

Guangxi Hepu Xichang Yongxin Sugar Co., Ltd. v. Su Chongping (dispute over compensation for fishery pollution damage).

-Burden of proof of causality in environmental pollution liability

Shanghai Hanyin Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. v. Qu et al.

-* * * Environmental and tort liability sharing.

Chapter IX Highly Dangerous Liability

Liang moumou v. a county meteorological bureau (dispute over personal injury compensation)

-Tort liability for damage caused by possession and use of highly dangerous goods.

Jia v Shandong Yellow River Engineering Bureau and other infringement disputes.

-Tort liability for engaging in highly dangerous activities

Shi et al. v. Beijing West Hydropower Section of Beijing Railway Sub-bureau.

-the responsibility of entering the highly dangerous activity area without permission.

Chapter X Liability for Damage Caused by Raising Animals

Chen moumou v Luo et al.

Liability for damage caused by raising animals.

Wu Bing et al. and Zhao Xiuying et al.

-Liability for damage caused by dangerous animals prohibited from being kept.

Chen v Rugao Rucheng Primary School and Rugao People's Park.

-the responsibility of zoo animals for causing damage to people.

Chapter II XI's Liability for Damage to Objects

Shenyang Institute of Computing Technology of China Academy of Sciences Co., Ltd. v. Yuan Kai et al.

-Liability for damage caused by job shedding or falling.

Kong Xiang sued Li Li and others for infringement dispute.

-Liability for damage caused by stacked objects.

Chongqing ashtray wounding case

-Liability for damage caused by throwing objects

Yin moumou v a municipal administration office (dispute over personal injury compensation)

-Liability for damages caused by ground construction.

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