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1. Who needs to sign the loan contract?
The loan contract between natural persons is not necessary, and the form of the loan contract can be agreed by the parties. The loan contract shall be signed by both parties, and if there is a guarantee contract, the guarantor shall also sign it.
The liability for breach of loan contract refers to the legal liability that the parties should bear when they fail to perform their contractual obligations. If there is no liability clause for breach of contract in the loan contract, the parties' breach of contract will lose its legally binding basis, the rights of the parties will lose their protection, and the performance of the contract will be seriously affected. It is of great significance to stipulate the liability clause for breach of contract in the loan contract for urging the parties to perform the contract in a timely, correct and comprehensive manner and protecting the rights and interests of the parties.
2. Can the loan contract be signed by the agent?
The loan contract may be signed by the agent, or it may be signed by the agent if the principal agrees. The agent must hold a power of attorney from the principal, which should indicate the scope and time of entrustment and be signed or sealed by the principal.
Three. Matters needing attention in signing power of attorney
1. Name, gender, date of birth, occupation and current address of the client and trustee. If the client is a legal person, the full name, address and name of the legal representative of the legal person shall be stated.
2. Entrust matters must be written clearly and specifically. It should be noted that in civil agency, the matters entrusted by the agent must be civil acts with legal significance and certain legal consequences. The third paragraph of Article 63 of the General Principles of the Civil Law of China clearly stipulates: "In accordance with the law or the agreement between the two parties, civil legal acts that should be carried out by myself shall not be represented." Such as personal will, adoption of children, marriage registration and other legal acts.
3. The scope of authority entrusted is the effective basis for the agent to carry out the agency behavior, and the lawyer must write clearly when writing the power of attorney.