Without the signature of the trustee, the entrustment contract is invalid. 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.

1. Is the entrustment contract valid without the trustee's signature?

Without the signature of the trustee, the entrustment contract is invalid. Remind you that a contract concluded in the name of the principal without the authorization of the agent, beyond the authorization of the agent or after the termination of the authorization of the agent is invalid for the principal, and the actor shall bear the responsibility.

2. What are the obligations of the principal in the entrustment contract?

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

1. Obligation to handle entrusted transactions. The agent shall handle the entrusted affairs according to the instructions of the principal.

2. Reporting obligations. The agent 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. In terms of compensation for the loss of the client, the entrustment contract can be divided into paid and unpaid cases:

(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.

3. What are the liabilities for breach of contract in the entrustment contract?

The liabilities for breach of contract in the entrustment contract are:

1. If the paid entrustment contract causes losses to the client due to the fault of the agent, the client may demand compensation for the losses;

2. If the gratuitous entrustment contract causes losses to the client due to the intentional or gross negligence of the agent, the client may demand compensation for the losses;

3. When handling the entrusted affairs, the agent may claim compensation from the principal if he suffers losses due to reasons not attributable to him.

Legal basis:

Article 577 of the Civil Code

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.