Chinese teens who urinated into Haidilao hotpot in Shanghai ordered to pay more than US$300,000 in compensation
A Shanghai court held the teenagers and their parents liable for 2.2 million yuan in damages, citing property rights infringement and failed parental supervision.
- A Shanghai court ordered two teenagers to pay 2.2 million yuan for urinating in a pot of broth at a Haidilao hotpot restaurant.
- The court ruled that the teenagers violated Haidilao's property rights and reputation through insulting acts.
- Haidilao compensated over 4,000 customers who visited during the incident with refunds and replacements.
- The court determined that Haidilao's compensation to customers was a voluntary decision and not chargeable to the teenagers.
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China teens fined US$308,000 over hotpot pee video that led to 4,000 diner refunds
Two Chinese teenagers have been ordered to pay 2.2 million yuan (US$308,000) in compensation after filming themselves urinating into a hotpot dish at a popular restaurant. The pair posted a video of their “prank” online, and the outlet, one of the Haidilao nationwide chain, was forced to refund more than 4,000 diners. The incident took place on February 24, when two 17-year-olds, surnamed Tang and Wu, were dining in a private room at one of the …
Shanghai court orders culprits and their parents to pay $300,000 over Haidilao urination incident
After police detained two individuals for urinating in a hotpot at a Haidilao restaurant in Shanghai — an act that sparked widespread public discussion — a local court on Friday handed down its first-instance verdict, ordering the culprits and their parents to pay 2.2 million yuan ($300,000) in compensation, according to a report on People’s Daily app.
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