Railway bridge in Mairinque. Disclosure/São Roque Notícias The Court of Justice of the State of São Paulo (TJ-SP) ordered two companies and a businessman to compensate R$300,000 to the family of Fábio Ezequiel de Morais, from Valinhos (SP), who died after the rope of a bungee jump broke, in Mairinque (SP). The decision may be appealed. The case happened in December 2016, on the Engenheiro Acrísio railway bridge, which connects Mairinque to Itu (SP). According to information from the Fire Department, the safety rope that limits the elastic had broken and the victim bounced on the floor before hitting a mattress. The fall was 53 meters. In the decision released earlier this month, the Court pointed out that the companies Maxtreme Atrações Interativas Ltda and MF Wienand Locação de Equipamentos Ltda, in addition to businessman Max Frederik Wienand, were responsible for the accident. ? Click here to follow the g1 Campinas channel on WhatsApp Because of this, they will have to pay the victim's widow and son R$150,000 each for moral damages. In addition to compensation, family members will receive a monthly pension equivalent to two-thirds of the minimum wage. The son will be entitled to the benefit until he turns 25, while the wife will receive payment until the date on which Fábio would turn 72. Still according to the decision, one of the companies' partners and an insurance company were considered exempt from liability - understand the details below. g1 sought the defense of those convicted, but did not receive a response until the last update of this article. Safety failures Man who died bungee jumping in Mairin who took his family to see the jump In the decision, the rapporteur judge Neto Barbosa Ferreira highlighted that signing a liability waiver does not exempt operators from their safety duty. "Awareness of the ordinary risks of extreme sports does not equate to an early waiver of the minimum safety of the service, nor does it exonerate the supplier," he noted. The judge rejected the claim made by the companies' defense and the businessman that the victim had jumped off the mattress and detailed several negligences that occurred during the operation. Among the errors listed in the decision are: Rushed assembly of equipment and discussion about the absence of components; Rudimentary measurement of the rope and not performing a test jump; Use of an incompatible backup system and equipment failure; Inadequate positioning of the mattress and absence of rescue staff. Insurance and exclusion of partner Although an insurance company was included in the action, the TJ decided that it did not need to pay the compensation, as the insurance contract excluded coverage for cases of intentional illicit acts, that is, those committed with the intention of causing damage. "The contract established general exclusions, including amounts arising from intentional illicit acts carried out by the insured, beneficiary or representative, applying, in the case of a legal entity, to controlling partners, managers, administrators, beneficiaries and their respective representatives", commented the rapporteur. Furthermore, the court cleared Ana Paula Vasconcellos Wienand, former partner of Maxtreme Atrações Interativas Ltda, reversing the decision given by the 3rd Court of Valinhos. According to the rapporteur, her personal responsibility constituted a decision beyond the limits of the original request. Due to this exclusion, the victim's family will have to pay the legal fees relating to the businesswoman's defense, which were set at R$20,000. Fábio Ezequiel de Morais was 35 years old Reproduction/TV THERE'S A VIDEO: Everything about Campinas and the Region See more news about the region on the g1 Campinas page