The principal's obligations in the entrustment contract mainly include the obligation to handle entrusted affairs, the obligation to report, the obligation to deliver property and transfer rights, and the obligation to compensate the principal for losses. When entrusting others to exercise their legitimate rights and interests on their behalf, the client shall show the legal documents of the client when exercising his power. The trustor shall not abandon the entrusted matters for any reason. A contract concluded in the name of the principal after the actor has no agency right, exceeds the agency right or the agency right is terminated is invalid for the principal without ratification by the principal, and the actor shall bear the responsibility.

In the entrustment contract, the principal's obligations mainly include the following contents:

1. Obligation to handle entrusted transactions. The trustee shall handle the entrusted affairs in accordance with the instructions of the principal;

2. Reporting obligations. The trustee shall, according to the requirements of the principal, report on the handling of the entrusted affairs;

3. Obligation to deliver property and transfer rights;

4. To compensate the loss of the client, it is necessary to distinguish between paid and unpaid entrustment contracts:

(1) In the paid entrustment contract, if the fault of the agent causes losses to the client, the client may demand compensation for the losses.

(2) In the gratuitous entrustment contract, if the agent causes losses to the principal due to intentional or gross negligence, the principal may demand compensation for the losses.

To sum up, the entrustment contract is invalid without the signature of the trustee. The principal's obligations in the entrustment contract mainly include the obligation to handle entrusted affairs, the obligation to report, the obligation to deliver property and transfer rights, and the obligation to compensate the principal for losses.

Legal basis:

Article 577 of the Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC)

If one party fails to perform the contractual obligations or fails to meet the contractual obligations, it shall be liable for breach of contract, such as continuing to perform, taking remedial measures or compensating for losses.

Article 9 19 of the Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC)

An entrustment contract is a contract in which the principal and the trustee agree that the trustee will handle the principal's affairs.

Article 922 The agent shall handle the entrusted affairs in accordance with the instructions of the principal. If it is necessary to change the client's instructions, it shall be approved by the client; If it is difficult to get in touch with the client due to an emergency, the agent shall properly handle the entrusted affairs, but shall report the situation to the client in time afterwards.