Family appeals compensation ruling in baby's death
Updated: 2013-05-29 21:46
(chinadaily.com.cn)
|
|||||||||
The family of a baby who was strangled to death by a car thief says the amount of compensation the court has ordered the defendant to pay is too small, the Beijing News reported on Wednesday.
Zhou Xijun, who stole a car and strangled the baby left by his parents inside the vehicle in March, was sentenced to death in Changchun on Monday, according to Changchun Intermediate People's Court.
The 48-year-old was also ordered to compensate the victim's family 17,000 yuan ($2,774) and pay a fine of 50,000 yuan.
Xu Jialin, the father of the baby, said he sought 2.3 million yuan in compensation for his child's death, funeral expenses and mental losses. The compensation ruled by the court was too small compared to the losses his family has suffered.
He refused to reconcile with the defendant and filed the appeal in court.
- Michelle lays roses at site along Berlin Wall
- Historic space lecture in Tiangong-1 commences
- 'Sopranos' Star James Gandolfini dead at 51
- UN: Number of refugees hits 18-year high
- Slide: Jet exercises from aircraft carrier
- Talks establish fishery hotline
- Foreign buyers eye Chinese drones
- UN chief hails China's peacekeepers
Most Viewed
Editor's Picks
Pumping up power of consumption |
From China with love and care |
From the classroom to the boardroom |
Schools open overseas campus |
Domestic power of new energy |
Clearing the air |
Today's Top News
Shenzhou X astronaut gives lecture today
US told to reassess duties on Chinese paper
Chinese seek greater share of satellite market
Russia rejects Obama's nuke cut proposal
US immigration bill sees Senate breakthrough
Brazilian cities revoke fare hikes
Moody's warns on China's local govt debt
Air quality in major cities drops in May
US Weekly
Geared to go |
The place to be |