Court: Tossed döner kebab no danger to human dignity
DPA/The Local - [email protected]
Published: 7 Apr, 2008 CET.
Updated: Mon 7 Apr 2008 14:31 CET
A court in Munich ruled on Monday that a chewed-on döner kebab thrown at a restaurant worker posed no threat to her dignity as a human being.
The judge decided against the female plaintiff in the case, who was demanding €250 in compensation for the pain and suffering caused by the snack tossed her way by a disgruntled customer.
The restaurant employee and the winning male defendant became involved in a heated argument after the man bit into the döner kebab and complained he didn’t liked the way it tasted.
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The judge decided against the female plaintiff in the case, who was demanding €250 in compensation for the pain and suffering caused by the snack tossed her way by a disgruntled customer.
The restaurant employee and the winning male defendant became involved in a heated argument after the man bit into the döner kebab and complained he didn’t liked the way it tasted.
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