A man in Guizhou was injured by a fan while eating in a restaurant. Is the boss reasonable?

People sit in the store and fans fall from the sky. Far from being cool, they are miserable.

These words are about Master Huang's experience in Guiyang. His injury deserves sympathy, but his behavior is still a little reckless.

A few days ago, Master Huang went to a restaurant in Bao Tong Road, Guanshanhu District, Guiyang for dinner. As we all know, the weather in Guiyang is hot and humid, and it is even worse to catch up with the high temperature these days. Master Huang entered the shop from the outside and sweated a lot. Although there is air conditioning in the shop, he still feels very hot. He looked up and saw a ceiling fan in the hotel, so he plugged it in. Unexpectedly, the expected wind didn't come and the electric fan fell down. The head was cut by a rotating blade and had ten stitches. The doctor also told him that there was slow bleeding in his brain.

Master Huang has repeatedly negotiated with the store and asked the store to give 6,000 yuan in economic compensation, but the store believes that the responsibility for this matter is not his own, but Master Huang's own fault led to the incident. The proprietress of the hotel also shouted: it's no use looking for anyone, we won't pay a penny!

To tell the truth, the question of responsibility is not about who will say it. As the saying goes, The reason is not high? As long as it makes sense, it can stand up even if you don't talk. Otherwise, you are a bitch who scolds the street and makes others laugh.

The fact is, the more you argue, the clearer it becomes. In this case, it is necessary to distinguish right from wrong.

In this case, is Master Huang responsible? The answer is yes. Although the proprietress of the hotel is rude, she is not rude, and some of what she said still has some truth. Imagine that the electric fan is missing a blade and unplugged. In this case, do you think the electric fan can work normally? I think anyone who is normal and rational can come to the conclusion that electric fans are not good.

Master Huang, as an adult, turned on the electric fan rashly when he saw that a blade was missing from the electric fan and did not confirm with the store. There are indeed some mistakes.

Although the Tort Liability Law has certain requirements for managers of restaurants, shopping malls and other public places, Article 37 of the Law states that managers of hotels, shopping malls, banks, stations, entertainment places and other public places or organizers of mass activities who fail to fulfill their security obligations and cause damage to others shall bear tort liability. ? But article 26 of the law also stipulates? If the infringer is also at fault for the occurrence of the damage, the liability of the infringer may be reduced. ?

In other words, Master Huang's fault can reduce the responsibility of the hotel.

Is the hotel responsible or not? That is self-evident! Although it is obvious that the electric fan lacks blades, there is no denying that there is indeed a safety hazard. As operators of public places, they have the obligation to provide a safe and healthy environment for people who come to eat, otherwise something will happen.

If something goes wrong, blaming each other can't solve the problem, so we should sit down and negotiate. It is impossible for a lion to speak, but it is obviously impossible to be a miser! Step back, or everyone will see you in court!