Due to an incident at home, my parents asked my cousin to help, but they didn’t know that he went to fight and is now under criminal detention. Can you tell me whether the other party’s medical expens

Due to an incident at home, my parents asked my cousin to help, but they didn’t know that he went to fight and is now under criminal detention. Can you tell me whether the other party’s medical expenses are paid by my family?

Article 35 of the Tort Liability Law stipulates that when individuals form a labor relationship and the party providing the labor services causes damage to others due to the labor services, the party receiving the labor services shall bear tort liability. If the party providing the service suffers damage due to the service, both parties shall bear corresponding liability based on their respective faults.

As for the incident in question, whether your family or your parents need to bear the liability for compensation, you need to confirm whether your family and your cousin have formed a labor relationship, and whether your cousin has caused damage to others due to his labor. . If these two conditions are met, your family will be liable for compensation according to law. Otherwise, as long as your cousin is fully civilly liable, he should bear the liability for compensation himself. Of course, this is from a legal perspective, but from a practical and moral perspective, you are relatives, and your cousin is here to help you. If something goes wrong, you should share the responsibility for your cousin.