"I didn't expect to do bad things with good intentions, and now I don't know what to do!" On the 15th, Ms. Huang, a citizen, dialed the evening newspaper hotline and said that she was very unhappy. Just a few days ago, she helped the neighbor to take care of the child, but the child accidentally scratched while playing, and afterwards the neighbor came to the door to ask for compensation for medical expenses, and the two sides were unhappy about it.
Here's how it went
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Ms. Huang said she opened a grocery store on Liuyong Road and got along well with the neighborhood, "Everyone helps each other and often gets together and chats." On the morning of the 9th, the neighbor Mr. Li went out due to an emergency and brought the 3-year-old child to her façade and asked her to help take care of it.
At that time, Ms. Huang did not hesitate to agree. At first she played in the store with her children, and then a customer came to pick up the goods, she turned to issue the invoice, and an accident happened - the child was tripped by the goods, his forehead hit the shelf, and a hole was cracked, and the blood flowed continuously.
Ms. Huang immediately sent the child to the clinic for treatment, but fortunately after emergency treatment, the wound was not seriously damaged. The child's parents then came, and Mr. Li was emotional and blamed Ms. Huang on the spot for not being responsible. "I don't want that either." Ms. Huang felt both angry and aggrieved, so she theorized with Mr. Li, and the two sides finally broke up.
Ms. Huang told reporters that a few days after the incident, she and Mr. Li were angry with each other, until Mr. Li came to the door again to ask for compensation for medical expenses. She refused to continue to pay the cost, "I have paid the medical expenses on the day of the incident, and the follow-up treatment costs should not be borne by me." In desperation, she asked the evening newspaper for help.
Should Ms Wong be held responsible for her child's injury?
Real life
How can we avoid situations like "good intentions do bad things"?
Listen to what Lawyer Huang Hua of Guangxi Huashang Law Firm has to say
Lawyer Huang Hua introduced that the relationship between Mr. Li and Ms. Huang is a pro bono guardianship entrustment relationship, and article 406 of the Contract Law stipulates that in a pro bono entrustment contract, if the client causes losses to the client due to the trustee's intention or gross negligence, the client may claim compensation for the losses. Judging from the occurrence of the dispute, the child was injured accidentally, and Ms. Huang was not grossly negligent and should not be liable.
The source network above
Lawyer Huang Hua suggested that in order to maintain a harmonious neighborhood relationship, the two sides should try their best to negotiate a settlement; if the negotiation fails, either party can file a lawsuit with the court. At the same time, in similar situations such as helping to take care of children, the trustee must do his best to avoid accidents due to negligence. (Reporter Chen Yuewen)