Question 1: What is the process of signing a contract in a different place? After the contents of the contract have been determined and no modifications have been made. After Party A stamps it, it will be couriered to Party B. Party B will stamp it and keep a copy before couriering it to Party A. The order can be reversed. If the contract states that the copy is valid, one party can stamp it and fax it to the depositing party, and then the other party can fax it over.

Question 2: How to sign a contract in a different place? Is the email you are talking about an email or an ordinary email? Most of today's business contracts use fax, and they will take effect after double-checking the signature. For emails, electronic signatures are currently The technology is still limited. This method is not recommended for new customers who are not familiar with it.

It is best to go in person and find out first at the local industrial and commercial department whether the company is registered and do a simple credit investigation.

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Question 3: What is the process of signing a contract in a different place? Party A stamps it and couriers it to Party B. Party B stamps and keeps a copy before couriering it to Party A. The order can be reversed. If the contract states that the copy is valid, one party can stamp it and fax it to the other party, and then the other party can fax it back.

Question 4: About signing contracts in different places! Let me help you analyze: 1. Faxed documents can only solve the "timely" problem. Once a dispute occurs, it is difficult to distinguish the true from the false, and the judgment is difficult, and the company often has to bear the adverse consequences; 2. Serious documents (such as labor contracts) ), it should be white paper with black letters and a red seal, and the social security management agency will not accept the appraisal of the labor contract as a fax; 3. Signing a labor contract is a very serious matter. The labor contract of a new employee can be signed by the employee first, and then Express mail is sent to legal persons (units); the renewal of labor contracts for old employees usually starts one month in advance. 4. Enterprises should avoid risks and not do things that “save effort and trouble” now and cause unnecessary trouble in future work.

Question 5: What if two people in different places sign a contract? If you have cooperated for many years, fax is enough; if you are not familiar with it and the amount is large, you can only sign in person.

Question 6: How to sign a contract in a different place? You can have a client sign it, but the client must be authorized, so there must be a written authorization.

Question 7: How to sign a sales contract in a different place! The content of the contract is agreed upon by both parties signing the contract, and generally includes the following clauses:

(1) Name or name and residence of the parties;

(2) Subject matter;

(4) Quality;

(5) Price or remuneration;

(6) Time limit, place and method of performance;

(7) Liability for breach of contract;

(8) Methods of resolving disputes.

The specific analysis and explanation are as follows:

(1) The name or address of the party concerned. This is a clause that every contract must have, and the parties are the subject of the contract. If the parties are not specified in the contract, it will be unclear who is dealing with whom, and it will be impossible to determine the enjoyment of rights and the assumption of obligations, and it will be difficult to resolve disputes, especially when the contract involves multiple parties. The contract must not only stipulate the parties that should be specified in the contract, but also specify the names or addresses of the parties accurately and clearly.

(2) Target. The subject matter is the object to which the rights and obligations of the contract parties are directed. The subject matter is a necessary condition for the establishment of a contract and an essential clause of all contracts. Without the subject matter, the contract cannot be established and the contractual relationship cannot be established.

There are many types of contracts, and the subjects of the contracts are also diverse:

1. Tangible property. Tangible property refers to tangible things that have value and use value and are allowed to be circulated by law. For example, according to different classifications, there are means of production and means of living, types of objects and specific objects, divisible objects and indivisible objects, currency and securities, etc.

2. Intangible property. Intangible property refers to intellectual achievements that do not exist in physical form and have value and use value and are allowed to be circulated by law. Such as trademarks, patents, copyrights, technical secrets, etc.

3. service. Labor services refer to labor and services whose results are not reflected in tangible property. Such as the transportation behavior of the carrier in the transportation contract, the custody behavior in the custody and warehousing contract, and acceptance of entrustment for agency, intermediary, and brokerage behaviors, etc.

4． work results. Work results refer to tangible or intangible objects produced during the performance of the contract and reflecting the performance of the contract. Such as the work results completed by the contractor in the contract, the construction project completed by the contractor in the construction project contract, the research and development work completed by the research developer of the entrusted development contract in the technology development contract, etc.

The stipulations on the subject matter of the contract should be clear and accurate, and the name, model, specification, variety, grade, color, etc. must be agreed in detail, accurately, and clearly to prevent errors. In particular, intangible property, services, work results, etc. that are difficult to determine must be described as accurately and clearly as possible. When concluding a contract, you should also pay attention to the differences in various languages, dialects and customary titles to avoid unnecessary troubles and disputes.

(3) Quantity.

In most contracts, quantity is a necessary clause. Without quantity, the contract cannot be established. For many contracts, as long as there is a subject matter and quantity, even if other contents are not stipulated, it will not prevent the establishment and effectiveness of the contract. Therefore, quantity is an important term of the contract. For tangible property, quantity refers to the measurement of the number of units, volume, area, length, volume, weight, etc.; for intangible property, quantity refers to various measurement methods such as number, number of pieces, number of words, and scope of use; for services. Quantity is the amount of labor; for work results, quantity is the amount of work and the number of results. Generally speaking, the quantity in the contract must be accurate, and the unit of measurement, measurement method and measurement tool accepted by both parties should be selected and used. Depending on the situation, different accuracy is required, as well as the allowable tail difference, pound difference, over and under range, natural loss rate, etc.

(4) Quality. For tangible property, quality refers to physical, chemical, mechanical, biological and other properties; for intangible property, services, and work results, there are also issues of quality, and there are specific methods of measurement. For tangible property, quality also has appearance issues. Quality refers to standards and technical requirements, including performance, utility, craftsmanship, etc., and is generally reflected in varieties, models, specifications, grades, etc. It goes without saying that the importance of quality clauses has caused many contract disputes. Quality issues should be specified in the contract as detailed, accurate and clear as possible. If the state has mandatory standards, they must be implemented in accordance with the prescribed standards. If there are other quality standards, the applicable standards should be agreed upon as much as possible. The parties may agree on the quality inspection method, the time limit and conditions for quality liability, the conditions and time limit for raising objections to quality, etc.

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Question 8: How to sign a cooperation agreement between an individual and a company in a different place? I also do design, and in your case, just sign a normal contract, print it out, stamp it electronically, and send it back. It doesn’t matter.

I kindly tell you to accept it

Question 9: I signed a cooperation contract in a different place. Can I sue in my local area? It depends on the terms of the contract. Some contracts will clearly stipulate the location of the lawsuit. If there is no clear stipulation, the location of both parties will be fine.

Question 10: I How to sue the company if the labor contract is signed in a different place? If the subject matter is local, that is, the labor occurs locally, but the labor contract is signed in a different place, then you can choose the labor bureau or court of the subject place or the place where the labor contract was signed to resolve the matter.