The boy kicked open the elevator door and fell off it. Who is responsible?

Some time ago, I saw a news that the boy may have drunk too much, kicked the elevator door wildly with his feet, and then fell off the elevator because of this inertia, leading to death. This event is definitely not the time of 1. As a bystander, I don't think the property owner needs to compensate the boy's family. On the other hand, the boy needs to compensate the expenses caused by the damaged elevator.

Doesn't mean you won't compensate others for their mistakes after death. There is no need to ask about humanitarian property. This is also reasonable. When such accidents happen, many people always like to blame others. If this incident can be compensated as an accident party, should all similar incidents be sentenced in this way in the future? I even think such an event is an act of touching porcelain?

I think the law is fair and just. As bystanders, we can clearly understand the problem. Of course, the law can also make fair trials. If people fall because of elevator failure, or other circumstances lead to casualties, then as the user of the elevator, they must bear all the responsibilities. However, people's elevators are operating normally, and the casualties caused by external forces have nothing to do with others, which is also very reasonable.

The elevators in our company often break down. Trapped in the elevator, someone will open the elevator door with the help of external force. If a fault occurs in this case, the user of the elevator machine room should also bear certain responsibilities, because this is an accident caused by the elevator fault.