Contract alteration refers to modification, deletion and addition in the contract text. According to the law, the alteration of the contract shall meet the following requirements: 1. The altered part shall be marked with the time, place, reason, etc. 2. Indicate the signature or seal of the alter next to the original alter; 3. The modification of important terms of the contract requires the written consent of all parties. If the contract is altered but does not meet the above requirements, it will affect the legal effect of the contract, resulting in the invalidity of the contract or only the part involved. If the altered contract fails to obtain the consent of the other party, it will constitute a formal breach of contract and may lead to the liability for compensation for losses.
if you find any mistakes in the contract, can you directly modify it yourself? Altering the contract without the consent of the other party may be considered as a breach of contract and bear corresponding responsibilities. Therefore, if you find any mistakes in the contract, you should communicate with the other party in time and make reasonable amendments according to the law. At the same time, when signing a contract, you can reserve the right to modify it by leaving a blank in the contract or using an urgent stamp.
when signing a contract, all parties need to carefully check the contents of the contract and confirm them one by one to ensure the authenticity and legality of the contract. If the contract is altered, it needs to be operated in accordance with the law to avoid unnecessary disputes and losses.
Legal basis:
Article 146 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China * * * The actor and the counterpart falsely express that the civil legal act is invalid.