assault or grave insult from the injured person shall be sentenced to imprisonment for not more than three years. Grievous Bodily Harm Article 124 (1) Whoever inflicts bodily harm on another or damages his health so gravely that this results in a risk to the life of the injured person, the destruction or substantial permanent impairment of any vital part or organ of the body, permanent loss of his ability to work, or serious permanent damage to his health shall be sentenced to imprisonment for not less than one and not more than ten years. (2) If the injury under the preceding paragraph results in the death of the injured person, the perpetrator shall be sentenced to imprisonment between three and fifteen years. (3) Whoever commits the offence under paragraph 1 of this Article by negligence shall be sentenced to imprisonment for not more than three years. (4) The perpetrator, who commits the offence under paragraphs 1 or 2 of this Article through no fault of his own and in a sudden heat of passion provoked by assault or grave insult from the injured person, shall be sentenced to imprisonment for not less than six months and not more than five years. Exclusion of Criminal Offence in Bodily Harm with the Consent of the Injured Person Article 125 (1) Causing actual bodily harm (Article 122) shall not be illegal if the injured person gave his consent. In this event, the consent of the person representing the minor or helpless person in accordance with the law and caring for their health shall be considered. (2) Intentional infliction of aggravated (Article 123) or grievous (Article 124) bodily harm shall be illegal if the injured person gave his consent and providing that interests of another person were not affected or that a common legal value was not endangered. (3) Irrespective of the preceding paragraph, intentional infliction of aggravated or grievous bodily harm during medical treatment or medical activity shall not be illegal if the consent was given in the form and under the conditions stipulated by law. (4) If the injured person recalls his consent during the commitment of the criminal offence of aggravated or grievous bodily harm, it shall not affect the exclusion of illegality of the acts under the preceding paragraph; in the cases under paragraph 2 of