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I wrote the content of the loan and the signature was signed by the borrower. Is this iou valid?
Valid, as long as there is the borrower's signature and specific amount, it is valid. As long as it is the expression of the true meaning of the parties, the content is legal and signed by the parties, it has legal effect and does not need special format. Even if the signed IOUs or IOUs are flawed in form, it will not affect the court's trial of the case.

The court will, in combination with other evidence, determine whether there is a loan relationship between "IOUs" or "receipts" with defects in form. At the same time, for cash delivery loans, we can comprehensively judge whether there is a legal and true creditor-debtor relationship between the two parties according to the delivery voucher, payment ability, trading habits, loan amount, the relationship between the parties and the transaction details stated by the parties.

According to China's contract law

Chapter II Formation of a Contract

Article 9

To conclude a contract, the parties shall have corresponding capacity for civil rights and capacity for civil conduct.

The parties may entrust an agent to conclude a contract according to law.

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165438+1On October 24th, Weibo, the official of Zhuhai Municipal Bureau of Justice, explained the nine traps of IOUs in detail with a case.

Including public funds transferred to private accounts, loans without IOUs receipts, only IOUs without receipts, debtors asking others to sign on their behalf, using ambiguous words to achieve the purpose of breach of contract, lenders changing the amount on IOUs from the books, not destroying IOUs without indicating creditors' names, not writing interest on IOUs, and deliberately writing wrong names when typing IOUs.

References:

People's Network-Watch out for 9 traps of IOUs