Are there no exemptions for casualties and injuries in fighting matches? Lawyer Li Yusheng: Signing the cut-off letter may not necessarily exempt you from liability. You may still be liable for the crime of negligence causing death.

Are there no exemptions for casualties and injuries in fighting matches? Lawyer Li Yusheng: Signing a contract does not necessarily guarantee immunity from liability / Reported by 1TV News and Times News reporters Lin Yiwen and Yu Luowei

One TV News:https://www.nexttv.com.tw/NextTV/News/Home/Life/2023-01-08/1024136.html

Competitive sports such as boxing and fighting, which are physical confrontations, bring the pleasure of confrontation and have many loyal fans. From time to time, relevant people will also hold fighting matches. Generally, before the match, the players will sign a "Knot Cut", but if If a death or injury accident does occur, the lawyer said that he may still be unable to escape legal liability!

It may still constitute the crime of processing self-injury or the crime of negligent death.

Lawyer Li Yusheng said: "Even if a severance agreement is signed before the fighting match, assuming that the opponent violates the rules or conducts other inappropriate behaviors during the match, resulting in injury or even death, depending on the specific circumstances, it is still possible that It constitutes the crime of processing self-injury or even the crime of negligent death."

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