Who should bear the responsibility of the courier being burned?

When an accident occurs in the process of express delivery, the loss of the courier should be considered first. According to the contract law of our country, if the goods are damaged or lost during transportation, the carrier shall be liable for damages. However, the sender concealed the fact that the goods were flammable and explosive, which caused a fire. Express delivery companies and logistics companies may require the sender to bear the liability for compensation. Then we need to consider who should bear the losses of the consignee. According to the relevant judicial interpretation in the Supreme People's Court, if there is no explicit agreement between the parties after the seller delivers the subject matter to the first carrier, the risk of damage or loss of the goods shall be borne by the buyer. If the parcel is purchased by the consignee through the e-commerce platform, because all major e-commerce companies have clear regulations on the risk transfer of the goods, in the process of registering as members of major e-commerce, both the buyer and the seller expressed their intention and expressed their willingness to accept the relevant agreements of registering the e-commerce platform. Therefore, the regulations of major e-commerce companies on commodity risk transfer are the agreements of buyers and sellers on commodity risk transfer. When the goods are damaged or lost in transit, disputes shall be settled according to this agreement. For example, Article 14 of Chapter 2, Section 3 of Taobao's Dispute Resolution Rules stipulates: (9) After the consignee signs for the goods, the risk of damage or loss of the goods is transferred from the seller to the buyer. Amazon's "Rules of Use" stipulates that the goods you ordered on this website will be delivered by us through the carrier. Therefore, when we deliver the goods to the carrier, the ownership of the goods and the risk of loss are transferred to you.

Legal objectivity:

Article 832 of the Civil Code stipulates that if the goods are damaged or lost during transportation, the carrier shall bear the responsibility. However, the carrier shall not be liable for compensation if it proves that the damage or loss of the goods is caused by force majeure, the natural nature or reasonable wear and tear of the goods themselves and the fault of the shipper or consignee.