2001Journal of Zhejiang Normal UniversityRequires access

A Tentative Analysis of the Legal Liability of Injury Accidents in Physical Education Sessions

Yang Zhang

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Concerning who should be liable for students’ physical injuries resulting from accidents during physical education sessions, this paper discusses the issue of the legal liability that the school, the physical education teacher and the student involved have to bear respectively in terms of the basic principles of the civil law.

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Concerning who should be liable for students’ physical injuries resulting from accidents during physical education sessions, this paper discusses the issue of the legal liability that the school, the physical education teacher and the student involved have to bear respectively in terms of the basic principles of the civil law.

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Concerning who should be liable for students’ physical injuries resulting from accidents during physical education sessions, this paper discusses the issue of the legal liability that the school, the physical education teacher and the student involved have to bear respectively in terms of the basic principles of the civil law.

Key concepts: Liability, Legal liability, Physical education, Personal injury, Law, Psychology, Legal education, Political science

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