1. what are the responsibilities of the company's contract signatories? The signatory of the company contract is not responsible for the contract. Its signature represents the company, and the company bears the contract responsibility. However, if the signatory is not a staff member of the unit and is not authorized, the company will not bear the responsibility, and the contract responsibility will be borne by the signatory. An enterprise as a legal person shall bear civil liability for the business activities of its legal representative and other staff members. When signing a contract, a company and other legal entities need to be signed by a representative and stamped with the official seal of the company. The signature of the representative only proves that the signed contract is confirmed, which represents the interests of the company and belongs to the performance of duties, and the rights and obligations of the contract are borne by the company. As long as it is stamped with the official seal, it proves that the signed contract is an economic relationship between two enterprise legal persons, not an individual act. Once a legal dispute arises, it should be settled between two enterprises. However, as a signatory, he is naturally one of the parties, and when necessary, it is up to the parties to explain the whole story.
second, what should I pay attention to before signing the contract? 1. According to the requirements of the Industrial and Commercial Bureau and the Contract Law, to sign on behalf of the enterprise, there should be a power of attorney from the legal representative of the enterprise, because not all employees of the enterprise have the right to sign. 2. Before signing the contract, you should obtain the consent of the enterprise legal person concerned, and it is best to have a signature, even the signature of the leader of the competent department (you can use a copy before signing, and ask them to approve the signature and keep it). So as not to shirk responsibility from each other in the future.
three, there are the following situations, depending on the situation, bear the legal responsibility. If you are not the legal representative, unless the company has authorization, you must have a power of attorney, that is, the legal power of attorney, to drive the agency within the prescribed scope of authority. If you sign the contract as a representative of the company, the rights and obligations of the contract shall be borne by the company, and the signatory shall not bear the contract responsibility. When signing a contract, a company and other legal entities need to be signed by a representative and stamped with the official seal of the company. The signature of the representative only proves that the signed contract is confirmed, which represents the interests of the company and belongs to the performance of duties, and the rights and obligations of the contract are borne by the company. The signatory of the company contract is not responsible for the contract. Its signature represents the company, and the company bears the contract responsibility. However, if the signatory is not a staff member of the unit and is not authorized, the company will not bear the responsibility, and the contract responsibility will be borne by the signatory. Therefore, if the company's contract is signed by the legal representative or other representative authorized by the personnel company, as long as the official seal is affixed, it shows that this decision is made by the company, so the signer is not required to bear any responsibility, and a series of subsequent responsibilities should be borne by the company. However, if the company is not authorized, but the representative personally signs for the company, then the company does not need to bear the responsibility, but the parties themselves bear the relevant civil responsibilities.