It happens again and again: hikers and cows collide – and unfortunately, such collisions often lead to serious injuries. But who is to blame? Is the farmer who brings his cattle to the mountain pasture according to age-old tradition liable? Or the walker because he doesn’t get out of the way? A trial in Carinthia should clarify this.
The journey of a couple from the Feldkirchen region to their beloved Turrach ended tragically. Along the way, the two hikers came across a small herd of cows – seven cows and three calves, which at first grazed quietly along the side of the path. But suddenly the animals apparently felt threatened by humans and attacked. The man was slightly injured, but his companion was seriously injured. Who is now liable for their health problems?
Source: Krone
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