Disclaimer on party drinking precautions

Party Drinking Disclaimer

"Drinking Safety Disclaimer Agreement": Dear guests, drinking alcohol during your stay in the hotel may easily cause personal safety problems. For your personal health and life safety, please do not Drink alcohol during your stay to avoid accidents. If there are any safety issues caused by drinking, the hotel has fulfilled its obligation to remind you and the responsibility is yours. It has nothing to do with the hotel. "Drinking Safety Disclaimer Agreement" and ask guests to sign to confirm:

The following four situations of urging people to drink will bear legal responsibility:

When attending a banquet, if something happens to you while drinking, there are four situations: Those who persuade others to drink need to bear legal responsibilities:

1. Compulsively persuade others to drink, such as stimulating the other party to drink by using language such as "don't drink enough", or when the other party is drunk, unconscious and has no self-control, The act of still persuading someone to drink;

2. Knowing that the other person cannot drink but still persuading him to drink, such as knowing the other person’s physical condition and still persuading him to drink to induce diseases;

3. Not telling the other person that he cannot drink. Safe escort of drunk people. If the drinker has lost or is about to lose the ability to control himself and is unconscious and unable to control his own behavior, the drinking friend does not send him to the hospital or safely send him home;

4. Failure to stop drunk driving leads to car accidents and other damages.

As a result, such a letter of commitment appeared on the Internet. It is said that with this, you can drink with confidence.

Everyone who attended the party signed and fingerprinted this commitment letter, thinking that they could drink with confidence, but is this really the case

***fellow drinker These "disclaimer clauses" signed are invalid because they violate the mandatory provisions of our country's laws and regulations.

So, even if you sign these "drunk exemption clauses", if a person who drinks together suffers injury or death after drinking, and the person who drinks the same drink is at fault, he still needs to bear the corresponding responsibility, and No liability is waived by signing the terms.

Article 506 of the Civil Code Disclaimer Clause Validity The following disclaimer clauses in the contract are invalid:

(1) Causing personal injury to the other party;

(2) Causing property losses to the other party due to intention or gross negligence.